epa's integrated risk information system (iris)

What Types of Information are Available in IRIS?

IRIS provides several types of information, including:
- Reference Doses (RfDs) for non-carcinogenic effects.
- Reference Concentrations (RfCs) for inhalation exposure.
- Cancer Slope Factors (CSFs) and Unit Risks for carcinogenic effects.
- Toxicological Reviews that summarize the health effects of substances.

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