Addressing global disparities in toxicology requires a multifaceted approach. International collaboration and capacity building are essential for low-income countries to develop effective regulatory frameworks and research capabilities. Additionally, global organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) play a vital role in setting international standards and providing support.
Education and awareness campaigns are also crucial in empowering communities to advocate for safer environments. By increasing knowledge about the risks of toxic exposure and the importance of regulation, communities can push for changes that protect their health and wellbeing.
