Upholding science in health, safety and environmental risk assessments and regulations, Aschner, M., et.al., Toxicology, (2016), V. 371, p. 12–16.

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Upholding science in health, safety and environmental risk assessments and regulations.

Aschner, M., et.al., Toxicology, (2016), V. 371, p. 12–16.

A public appeal has been advanced by a large group of scientists, concerned that science has been misused in attempting to quantify and regulate unmeasurable hazards and risks. This article explores the premises, implications and actions supporting the appeal and its objectives.

Upholding science in health, safety and environmental risk assessments and regulations, Aschner, M., et.al., Toxicology, (2016), V. 371, p. 12–16.

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