… chemical safety assessment has to inform risk management measures and reduce the burden
of cancer, we reflect here on the role of carcinogenicity assessment … of chemical exposure …

… In view of the need to enhance the assessment of consumer products called for in the EU
Chemicals … Here, we present the application of our methodology to carcinogenicity assessment, …

… , or carcinogenicity. Exposure to such compounds produces chemical changes in DNA, …
Hence, adequate tests on NCEs have to be undertaken for the risk assessment and hazard …

… experiments when screening for the carcinogenic potential of chemicals. More recently,
EURL … , justify broader use of these methods to assess carcinogenic potential of chemicals. …

… The in vitro/in vivo test battery for assessing genotoxicity and chemical carcinogenicity
has been used for four decades now. Its practical usefulness for regulatory toxicology has …

… approaches for assessing chemical carcinogenicity but … chemical carcinogenicity assessment
and support the establishment of a comprehensive decision tree to guide the assessment …

… , time, and cost in the process of assessment of carcinogenicity of chemicals had lead to an
increased use of in silico methods as toxicological risk assessment tools. Among the in silico …

… carcinogenic risk assessments based on examination by experts of all relevant information
to assess … of a widely disseminated environmental chemical carcinogen as a determinant of …

… If we reduce the 11 chemicals which are both carcinogenic and toxic to the seven for
which the toxicity could not be explained, then we see that three of them (1,4-dichlorobenzene, …

… absence of a carcinogenic effect in experimental animals or humans. The criteria on which
the carcino genicity of chemicals to humans and/or experimental animals was assessed, from …