Preventing organ-specific toxicity involves minimizing exposure to harmful substances, using protective equipment, and adhering to safety regulations. In medical settings, monitoring drug levels and adjusting dosages can help prevent adverse effects. Public health initiatives aim to reduce exposure to environmental toxins.
Understanding organ-specific toxicity allows toxicologists, healthcare professionals, and policymakers to develop strategies for risk assessment and management. By identifying the mechanisms through which toxins affect specific organs, we can better protect human health and mitigate the adverse effects of harmful substances.
