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Response: Labeling and LHAMA

1997; National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences; Volume: 105; Issue: 7 Linguagem: Inglês

10.2307/3433712

1552-9924

Monona Rossol,

Health and Medical Studies

sumers/users to comply with the supplied information.Safety assessment and risk communication is a dynamic process.Our knowledge base is constantly increasing, and society's interpretation ofwhat constitutes safety is an evolving process.As newer technology becomes available to better qualify and quantify the potential adverse effects of materials, safe and acceptable conditions for use become available and affordable for artists, whether their studios are located at homes, schools, or workplaces.Further, as toxicologists who certify compliance with LHAMA, we must reassess and recertify each unchanged art material every five years.Any changes that may have occurred in the product formulation or the state of knowledge since the initial certification are revisit- ed.In this way, new information and concerns for safety are added to our knowledge base and to the label.