What are the Challenges Associated with Variance in Toxicology?
One of the main challenges is accounting for all possible sources of variance in a study. Incomplete understanding of genetic and environmental factors can lead to inaccurate risk assessments. Additionally, translating findings from animal models to humans introduces another layer of complexity, as variance may differ between species. Researchers must also consider inter-individual variability and ensure that study designs accurately reflect the diversity of human populations.
