Review of ‘Implications of hormesis for industrial hygiene’
Hormesis is an appealing concept when considered from the evolutionary viewpoint. It may provide a new approach to deriving the `no observed adverse effect level’ for occupational exposures to chemicals. An over-reliance on mathematical modeling without a clear understanding of exposures and health...
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| description | Hormesis is an appealing concept when considered from the evolutionary viewpoint. It may provide a new approach to deriving the `no observed adverse effect level’ for occupational exposures to chemicals. An over-reliance on mathematical modeling without a clear understanding of exposures and health outcomes stymies current scientific decision-making. Care must be taken, however, as not all endpoints will exhibit a hormetic response. |
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