●In the US, how are the abilities of substances to cause cancer classified?(To clarify: I mean, how - or from what data - are their carcinogenicitydetermined?)What are CTDs? How might they manifest due to occupational activities (ingeneral)?

● . In the US, how are the abilities of substances to cause cancer classified? are their carcinogenicity (To clarify: I mean, how - or from what data determined?) - What are CTDs? How might they manifest due to occupational activities (in general)?

● . In the US, how are the abilities of substances to cause cancer classified? are their carcinogenicity (To clarify: I mean, how - or from what data determined?) - What are CTDs? How might they manifest due to occupational activities (in general)?

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Author:Peter J. Hoffman, Eric S. Hopewell, Brian Janes

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Chapter2: Measurement, Materials, And Safety

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