chronic exposure

What Are Strategies for Managing Chronic Exposure?

Effective management of chronic exposure involves several strategies, including:
Regulating and limiting the use of toxic substances through government policies and guidelines
Implementing workplace safety practices to minimize occupational exposure
Encouraging personal protective measures, such as using protective clothing and equipment
Promoting public awareness and education about the risks of chronic exposure
Conducting regular health screenings and monitoring for early detection of health effects

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