A toxicological profile is vital for several reasons:
- Public Health Protection: It helps public health officials identify and mitigate risks associated with chemical exposures. - Regulatory Decisions: Regulatory agencies rely on these profiles to establish safety standards and permissible exposure limits. - Medical Guidance: Healthcare providers use this information to diagnose and treat poisonings or chronic exposure cases. - Research and Development: Scientists and researchers use toxicological profiles to guide further studies and develop safer chemicals.
