Pre-Workshop Materials: Enhancing FDA's Evaluation of Science to Ensure Chemicals Added to Human Food Are Safe

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Pre-Workshop Materials: Enhancing FDA's Evaluation of Science to Ensure Chemicals Added to Human Food Are Safe

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The workshop, co-sponsored by Nature journal, the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT), and the Pew Heath Group, brought together more than 80 scientists and policymakers to develop a shared understanding of the current system FDA uses to assess the hazards of chemicals added to human food and explore opportunities to strengthen that system.

Click here to download FDA Supplemental Materials from the workshop.

 

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