The importance of pollution prevention in toxicology cannot be overstated. It minimizes the risks posed by hazardous chemicals, which can have severe effects on human health, including carcinogenesis, neurotoxicity, and respiratory problems. Additionally, it reduces the burden on environmental systems, preventing bioaccumulation and ensuring the sustainability of natural resources. By tackling pollution at its source, we can avoid costly clean-up efforts and health care expenses associated with pollution-related illnesses.
