adverse biological reactions

How Are Adverse Reactions Assessed?

Assessing adverse biological reactions is a complex process that involves several methodologies:
In Vivo Studies: Animal studies that provide information on the toxic effects of chemicals in a whole organism.
In Vitro Studies: Laboratory studies using cell cultures to investigate cellular responses to toxicants.
Epidemiological Studies: Human studies that examine the association between exposure to chemicals and health outcomes in populations.
Risk Assessment: A systematic process to estimate the potential impact of chemical exposures on human health and the environment.

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