Conflicting interests in toxicology refer to situations where personal, financial, or professional interests may compromise or appear to compromise the integrity and objectivity of toxicological research and assessments. The field of toxicology plays a crucial role in understanding the effects of chemical substances on human health and the environment. Therefore, maintaining transparency and impartiality is essential. Conflicting interests can arise from various sources, including funding from industry, academic pressures, or personal beliefs.
