Reducing exposure to toxic substances involves both personal and regulatory measures. On a personal level, individuals can minimize exposure by using protective equipment, following safety guidelines, and maintaining good hygiene practices. On a broader scale, regulations such as the Toxic Substances Control Act in the United States aim to control and manage the use of hazardous chemicals. Awareness and education about potential sources of toxins, such as household products or occupational settings, are also crucial in reducing exposure risks.
