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Home Resource Library Editorials There is no Evidence that Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals Affect our Health by Agnes Wold agnes-wold_translation_new_01

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The ability of any chemical to produce a physiological effect depends on its pharmacokinetics and the potency by which it acts via the various modes of action that can lead to the particular effect.

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The gains from capacity building in African agriculture may be eroded by politics replacing science in the evaluation of crop protection products.

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