Although frequently examined as a target organ for non-endocrine toxicity, histopathological
evaluation of the liver is becoming a routine component of endocrine disruption studies that …

Sustainable chemicals and materials management deals with both the risks and the
opportunities of chemicals and products. It is not only focused on hazards and risks of …

A growing number of environmental pollutants are known to adversely affect the thyroid
hormone system, and major gaps have been identified in the tools available for the …

Background Observational studies have linked pesticide exposure to various diseases,
whereas organic food consumption has been associated with positive health outcomes …

Trenbolone acetate is widely used in some parts of the world for its desirable anabolic
effects on livestock. Several metabolites of the acetate, including 17β‐trenbolone, have …

Pharmaceuticals, which are designed to be biologically active at low concentrations, are
found in surface waters, meaning aquatic organisms can be exposed to complex mixtures of …

Screening and testing of potential endocrine‐disrupting chemicals for ecological effects are
examples of risk assessment/regulatory activities that can employ adverse outcome …

Recent regulatory testing programs have been designed to evaluate whether a chemical
has the potential to interact with the endocrine system and could cause adverse effects …

Abstract Within the European Union, various legislative acts contain specific provisions on
endocrine disruption, requiring the regulation of substances with endocrine disrupting …

Estrogenic compounds enter waterways via effluents from wastewater treatment works
(WWTW), thereby indicating a potential risk to organisms inhabiting adjacent receiving …