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Professional societies to regulators: Let us help you handle chemical risks
March 4, 2011This week’s issue of Science (4 MARCH 2011 VOL 331 SCIENCE, P 1136) contains an editorial signed by 8 professional societies offering their expertise in addressing chemical risks. In the editorial, the societies signal their alarm over the increasing pace of development of new chemicals, the increasing evidence that some of the new and existing [...]