… evaluating carcinogenicity assessments previously developed by other agencies, for any
agent being evaluated by IARC, … with the relevant studies for each agent under evaluation, and …

… 2009, numerous studies on indoor … ‐analysis to estimate the change in prevalence of indoor
tanning, ‘ever’ and in the past year, since the IARC released its statement on carcinogenicity …

… International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) for evaluating the carcinogenicity of
various agents… I then show, by considering the 2018 evaluation of the carcinogenicity of styrene …

… scientific advances in carcinogenicity assessment and their potential to help the fight against
cancer. … The chemical carcinogens identified by IARC largely overlap with those registered …

… to evaluate the assays. Ultimately the intent is to select the best scoring assays for
integration in an NGTxC IATA to better identify carcinogens and reduce public health hazards. …

… International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) apply rigorous procedures for the
scientific review and evaluation of carcinogenic … The Preamble to the IARC Monographs, which …

… study quality and sources of bias. This article describes the efforts in the International Agency
for Research on Cancer (IARC) … assessment quality when evaluating studies of human …

… lung as a target site (IARC, 1993). … analysis of the carcinogenicity of a single sc injection of
cadmium chloride in rats over two years, using a wide range of doses, showed prostatic tumor …

… The carcinogenicity classification schemes of the IARC and the GHS are exclusively
hazard-based. They do not consider either dose-response or exposure and hence do not inform on …

… The role of MOA findings in evaluating carcinogenicity has increased substantially during
the history of the IARC … The present analysis of key characteristics of 86 agents classified as …