What are the Functions of Toxicology Organizations?
The primary functions of toxicology organizations include:
Research and Development: Conducting and promoting research to understand the effects of chemical substances on human health and the environment. Education and Training: Offering educational programs, workshops, and certifications to train professionals in the field of toxicology. Standard Setting: Developing guidelines and standards for safe levels of exposure to toxic substances. Advocacy: Advocating for public health policies and regulations that protect against toxicological risks. Public Awareness: Increasing awareness about the risks associated with toxic substances through public outreach and educational initiatives.
