Bringing new tools for risk assessments of chemical mixture exposures

Gathering 11 partners, PANORAMIX focuses on providing new tools for risk assessments of complex real-life mixtures for the protection of European citizens and the environment.

The aim of PANORAMIX is to create a novel scientific path to identify and quantify the risk of chemical mixture exposures for European citizens and will focus on substances present in water, food and the human body. This innovative approach based on real-life scenarios will form the base for future safety regulations to better protect human health.

Objectives

1

Develop a novel scientific framework to understand and quantify the risk of chemical mixture exposure across the environment-food-human continuum.

2

Evaluate the risk for human health posed by chemical mixtures by focusing on case studies of real-life scenarios.

3

Develop new concrete tools for mixture risk assessment that can help form the basis for new regulations.

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Policy Brief (draft version)

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"Science based support to policy positioning of innovative chemical profiling approaches" by the Green Deal Cluster This policy brief summarises the positioning of innovative chemical profiling approaches such as suspect…

Environmental Sciences Europe Study

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A new study published in Environmental Sciences Europe, explores the use of the Mixture Allocation Factor (MAF) to address cumulative risks posed by chemical mixtures. Even when individual chemicals are…

Spotlights Series #2 -Beate Escher

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✨ Introducing Panoramix posters! ✨

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🎓 Proud to highlight Maria João Valente from the DTU - Technical University of Denmark for her outstanding poster presentation on: 🧪 “Identification of Mixture Risk Drivers of Antiandrogenicity in…

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