Endocrine discrupters: The need for a refocused vision

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In summary, studies on EDCs need to focus on many components at many different levels. Multilevel, multidisciplinary approaches can lead to insights not possible from narrow viewpoints. Only through a weight-of-evidence approach will we be able to address causal associations of exposure to complex mixtures of contaminants to health outcomes (which are often subtle, and may take years to develop). The challenges facing the international research, industry, and regulatory community in assessing risks posed by EDCs are enormous and require the commitment, expertise, and resources available throughout the world. The WHO/UNEP/ILO IPCS is committed to a continuing evaluation of scientific developments in this field, to addressing the global implications of the data, and to promoting international collaboration and coordination.

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Damstra, T. (2003, August 1). Endocrine discrupters: The need for a refocused vision. Toxicological Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1093/toxsci/kfg168

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