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Evaluation of the types, efficient use and health risks of application of silver-based biocides to provide antimicrobial properties to face masks applied during the Covid-19 crisis
a more refined risk evaluation. The amount of silver in the four masks that contain Ag0 NP, Ag+ ions, and/or non-nanoparticulate silver exceeded the AEL mask. Per case an in depth risk analysis needs to be ...
Migration of mineral oil from cardboard packaging for food: Identification of the hazards and assessment of the exposure of the Belgian population
the threshold for MOSH, while the threshold for MOAH was exceeded in 23 samples. For the samples exceeding the action threshold, further investigation is needed to identify the contamination source. ...
Scientific opinion on the risk for public and animal health related to the presence of sterigmatocystin in food and feed
method methods mycotoxins,sterigmatocystin,food,feed,dietary exposure,genotoxic and carcinogenic,risk assessment need observed occurrence ON Pig Pigs Poultry public Quantification result results risk ...
Guidance on methodological principles and scientific methods to be taken into account when establishing reference points for action (RPAs) for non-allowed pharmacologically active substances present in food of animal origin
guidance identification identify Improvement IS Laboratories matrix method methods need needs ON ORIGIN Quantification risk Risk Assessment RPA,TSV,TBLOQ,RALLOQ,non-allowed pharmacologically active ...
Guidance notes for the safety assessment of genetically modified crops for food and feed use
of Public Health, Volume D/2003/2505/16, Brussels (2003) Keywords: biosafety crops genetically modified crops Safety assessment Abstract: This document describes the elements needed for the safety ...
GMO Regulatory Aspects of Novel Investigational Vaccine Candidates
preclinical research to market authorization, whereby different legal frameworks that go beyond quality, efficacy or patient safety aspects need to be taken into account. As academia and start-ups are often ...