human data

• 2 July 2013

  A systematic approach for evaluating and scoring human data

  An approach is described for how the quality of human data can be systematically assessed and categorised. The approach mirrors the animal data […]

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  • Tags : data quality, Data reliability, Hazard assessment, human data, IUCLID, REACh
• 2 January 2012

  Framework for integrating human and animal data in chemical risk assessment

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  • Tags : Animal studies, Chemicals, Epidemiology, human data, Risk assessment
• 29 January 2009

  TR 104 – Framework for the Integration of Human and Animal Data in Chemical Risk Assessment

  TR 104 : Framework for the Integration of Human and Animal Data in Chemical Risk Assessment | January 2009 Human data form the […]

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  • Tags : Animal, animal data, approach, cancer, chemical, exposurchemical, exposure, Framework, health effect, human data, Human health, pharmaceuticals, Population, Risk, Risk assessment, task force, Toxicological
• 29 October 2006

  TR 101 – Guidance for setting occupational exposure limits: Emphasis on data-poor substances

  TR 101 : Guidance for setting occupational exposure limits: Emphasis on data-poor substances | October 2006 In the absence of sound human exposure […]

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  • Tags : air concentrations, air-water partition coefficient, Animal, animal data, Carcinogenic, chemical food contaminants, chemical properties, chemical safety assessment, chemical safety report, chemical substance, chronic, concentration, distributionexpert, exposed, exposure, hazard banding, hazard categories, health, homologous, human data, hydrocarbon, inhalation, integration, Lethal, Liquid, LOAEL, mammalian, Method, MTD, mutagenic, NOAEL, NTP, Occupational exposure limit (OEL), octanol-air partition coefficient, oral, overexposure, person, procedure, progeny, protection, public health risk, REACh, read-across approach, reprotoxic, respiratory dose, risk assessor, risk phrase, scientist, sensory irritation, solid, solvent, studies, substance, targeted risk, toxic, Toxicity, Toxicological, worker, workplace
• 28 February 2005

  Workshop Report 05 – Alternative Testing Approaches in Environmental Risk Assessment

  WR 05 : Alternative Testing Approaches in Environmental Risk Assessment | February 2005 This 2-day workshop, sponsored and organised by ECETOC, co-sponsored by […]

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  • Tags : action plan, angiosarcoma, case reports, chemical industry, chemical risk assessment, chemical safety, clear framework, data quality, epidemiological studies, European Commission’s Institute of Health and Consumer Protection, existing information sources, exposure, good exposure assessment practice, good human data collection practice, good risk assessment practice, human data, IHCP, International Programme on Chemical Safety, IPCS, irritation, null epidemiologic data, OECD, poisons centre records, Risk assessment, self-administered surveys, Use of Human Data in Risk Assessment
• 28 November 2004

  Workshop Report 03 – Workshop on the Use of Human Data in Risk Assessment

  WR 03 : Workshop on the Use of Human Data in Risk Assessment | November 2004 Available human data are not always consistently […]

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  • Tags : acute (local) effects, adverse health, better networking, Biomonitoring, case reports, chemical industry, chemical risk assessment, chemical safety, data quality, effect data, Environment Directorate and European Commission’s Institute of Health and Consumer Protection, epidemiological studies, exposure, Framework, good exposure assessment practice, good human data collection practice, guidelines for (i) good human data collection practice, human data, human studies, IHCP, information sources, International Programme on Chemical Safety, International Workshop on the Use of Human Data in Risk Assessment, IPCS, lymphoma, null epidemiologic data, OECD, poisons centre records, quality criteria, relevance, risk assessment purposes, risk assessors, risk management, study design