Practical Implications of Nonlinear Effects in Risk-Assessment Harmonization
Cancer and noncancer health effects have traditionally been handled differently in quantitative risk assessment. A threshold (i.e., safe exposure) has been assumed for noncancer health effects, and low-dose linearity without a threshold has been assumed for cancer. "Harmonization" attempts...
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2004-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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