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The authors recommend that procedures to establish acceptable exposure levels for EDCs address the potential for nonmonotonic dose responses by testing for effects at prevalent levels of human exposure, and that scientists trained in endocrinology be engaged in setting regulatory standards for EDCs.
A clash of old and new concepts in toxicology by Environmental Health Perspectives
In this study Hernando Leon and colleagues synthesised the literature on the effects of fish oil--DHA and EPA--on mortality and arrhythmias and to explore dose response and formulation effects.
Fish oils, arrhythmias and mortality by Farham, Bridget / CME: Your SA Journal of CPD
Discarding radiation dose under the presumption of dose wasting could mistakenly support an LNT-type dose response for cancer induction with a corresponding slope parameter (a in the equation above).
CT scans may reduce rather than increase the risk of cancer by Scott, Bobby R.; Sanders, Charles L.; Mitchel, Ron E.J.; Boreham, Douglas R. / Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons
 
 
 
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