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Toxicology : what everyone should know / Aalt Bast, Jaap C. Hanekamp.

Por:

Bast, Salt [autor.]

Colaborador(es):

Hanekamp, J. C

Tipo de material: Texto

TextoIdioma: Inglés Editor: London : Academic Press, 2017Descripción: vii, 100 páginas : ilustracionesISBN:

9780128053485

Tema(s):

TOXICOLOGIA

Clasificación CDD:

615.9 23

Resumen: Toxicology: What Everyone Should Know is an essential reference for anyone looking for an entry into this fascinating field of study. This innovative book describes important discoveries in toxicology through the ages, explores their historical and sociological impacts, and shows how they still influence recent, state-of-the-art developments. In addition, the book shows how these developments are extrapolated into public and political perceptions on risks and the regulatory consequences, emphasizing environmental issues, such as manmade and natural chemicals, their interaction and impact, nutrition, and drugs. Users will find a cutting-edge approach to nutritional and combinatorial toxicology, risk evaluation modeling and the benefits of chemicals exposure (nutrition versus man-made chemicals), environmental health, and legislative frameworks to control the public's chemical exposure. This is an essential reference for those looking for an introduction to toxicology, its past, and exciting future.-- Source other than the Library of Congress.

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Tipo de ítem	Biblioteca actual	Colección	Signatura topográfica	Estado	Fecha de vencimiento	Código de barras	Reserva de ítems
Libros	Ciencias General	General	615.9 B324t 2017	Prestado	31.12.2024	00420894

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Toxicology: What Everyone Should Know is an essential reference for anyone looking for an entry into this fascinating field of study. This innovative book describes important discoveries in toxicology through the ages, explores their historical and sociological impacts, and shows how they still influence recent, state-of-the-art developments. In addition, the book shows how these developments are extrapolated into public and political perceptions on risks and the regulatory consequences, emphasizing environmental issues, such as manmade and natural chemicals, their interaction and impact, nutrition, and drugs. Users will find a cutting-edge approach to nutritional and combinatorial toxicology, risk evaluation modeling and the benefits of chemicals exposure (nutrition versus man-made chemicals), environmental health, and legislative frameworks to control the public's chemical exposure. This is an essential reference for those looking for an introduction to toxicology, its past, and exciting future.-- Source other than the Library of Congress.