[NRC 2009]. Risk assessment of chemical hazards must include analysis of acute and chronic impacts, covering exposures from research and development, manufacturing, and product use, to eventual fate ...

EPA found certain uses of two chemicals used in plastics are associated with developmental and reproductive health issues and ...

A systematic literature review by The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (UT Health San Antonio) suggests that the current system of chemical risk assessment is inadequate ...

Using formaldehyde, a common chemical that ... present an ‘unreasonable risk of injury to human health, the Environmental Protection Agency said Thursday (Getty Images/iStock) Exposure can ...

“This rule charts the path for our risk evaluations to ensure we meet the core objective to protect public health under our nation’s premier chemical safety law, which will in turn lead to ...

The international Chemical Accident Risk Assessment Thesaurus (CARAT(TM)) is designed to cut out the confusion and difficulties in communication brought about by differences in methodologies in risk ...

A challenge to a federal assessment of the cancer risk for a chemical produced in Louisiana used to manufacture goods ranging from antifreeze to detergents has been rejected by a U.S. court of ...

University of Vienna researchers developed MolCompass, a tool that identifies blind spots in machine learning models used for chemical risk assessment. By mapping chemical compounds and highlighting ...

Toxic air emissions, primarily from Westlake Chemical ... cancer risk" for residents of one Kentucky town, according to more than a year of air monitoring data and a new risk assessment released ...

The Environmental Protection Agency proposed Tuesday to limit the use of the chemical ethylene oxide ... He said the EPA’s risk assessment overstates the threat employees face and the ...

Using formaldehyde, a common chemical that can cause cancer and other chronic conditions, presents an “unreasonable risk of injury ... its cancer hazard assessment, and because of “extremely ...