- 1.4.1: Presence of chemicals in humans
- 1.4.2: Presence of chemicals in the environment
Current page is 1.4.3: Effects in humans and ecosystems
- 1.4.4: Methods
- 1.4.5: Science of risk assessment
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Effects in humans and ecosystems
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Sensitive sub-populationsCertain sub-populations, notably children, may be assumed to be more sensitive than healthy adults. This strategic area is intended to test and explore this hypothesis. |
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Reproductive healthThe overall aim of this strategic science araa is to ensure that the methods and the testing strategy to identify and characterise developmental and reproductive toxicants are appropriate and optimised. |
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Biodiversity and ecosystemsECETOC will seek to identify and react to key science issues relevant to global regulatory assessments of chemical impacts on biodiversity of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. |
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