Environment international · 2019
Statement on advancing the assessment of chemical mixtures and their risks for human health and the environment.
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Drakvik Elina, Altenburger Rolf, Aoki Yasunobu, Backhaus Thomas, Bahadori Tina, Barouki Robert, Brack Werner, Cronin Mark T D, Demeneix Barbara, Hougaard Bennekou Susanne, van Klaveren Jacob, Kneuer Carsten, Kolossa-Gehring Marike, Lebret Erik, Posthuma Leo, Reiber Lena, Rider Cynthia, Rüegg Joëlle, Testa Giuseppe, van der Burg Bart, van der Voet Hilko, Warhurst A Michael, van de Water Bob, Yamazaki Kunihiko, Öberg Mattias, Bergman Åke
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The number of anthropogenic chemicals, manufactured, by-products, metabolites and abiotically formed transformation products, counts to hundreds of thousands, at present. Thus, humans and wildlife are exposed to complex mixtures, never one chemical at a time and rarely with only one dominating effect. Hence there is an urgent need to develop strategies on how exposure to multiple hazardous chemicals and the combination of their effects can be assessed. A workshop, "Advancing the Assessment of Chemical Mixtures and their Risks for Human Health and the Environment" was organized in May 2018 together with Joint Research Center in Ispra, EU-funded research projects and Commission Services and relevant EU agencies. This forum for researchers and policy-makers was created to discuss and identify gaps in risk assessment and governance of chemical mixtures as well as to discuss state of the art science and future research needs. Based on the presentations and discussions at this workshop we want to bring forward the following Key Messages.