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Global Risk Resources

Access a comprehensive collection of toxicology and risk assessment databases, including ITER and RiskIE. These databases provide risk value data, side-by-side comparisons, underlying basis and rationale for risk values, links to source documents, and a forum for sharing peer-reviewed risk values.

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Global Risk Resources

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  1. Global Risk Resources ITER & RiskIE Databases Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment (TERA)

  2. ITERInternational Toxicity Estimates for Risk • Risk value data in a side-by-side table format • A synopsis that explains the underlying basis and rationale for each risk value and differences in risk values • A link to each organization’s website or source document • A forum through which independent parties can share their peer reviewed risk values • A resource to ensure that risk managers do not “miss” useful data Database of chronic human health risk values and cancer classifications from organizations around the world for 650+ chemicals

  3. Arsenic Search in All TOXNET Databases 13 records containing the word “arsenic” found in ITER

  4. Summary Table for Arsenic, Inorganic

  5. Arsenic, Inorganic – Noncancer Oral Data

  6. RiskIERisk Information Exchange • A Database to Communicate In-Progress Risk & Toxicity Assessments • Includes over 5100 projects being conducted by more than 20 organizations representing 8 countries • Currently available as beta, scheduled to join NLM’s TOXNET in 2008

  7. RiskIE screenshot

  8. Why do we need RiskIE? • To facilitate information exchange early in the process! • Chemical use has outpaced risk value development – we need to ensure we do not duplicate effort • Risk assessment values vary across organizations – opportunity for information exchange early in process • Risk Assessments receive intense review – so need to ensure that all sources of useful data have been tapped

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