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• W2000606259 abstract "The recent report of reductions in the number and area of preneoplastic hepatic lesions in response to low doses of the tumor promoter phenobarbital provides important new support for the existence of hormetic responses to carcinogens. The presence of hormetic responses to carcinogenic agents and the corollary that beneficial doses of these compounds can be determined have several implications for the bioassay and hazard assessment of carcinogens as well as for public policy regulating exposure to these agents. To be adequately sensitive to detect and quantify hormetic or other non-linear dose-response functions, current study designs must be modified to include lower doses and sufficiently large numbers of animals. Short- or medium-term animal studies are a cost-effective means of addressing these needs and have been used recently to describe a classical hormetic response to the non-genotoxic carcinogen phenobarbital. These basic changes should be supported by a continuing emphasis on mechanistic research and the development of biologically based quantitative models of toxicant action. Linking these models with physiologically based pharmacokinetic model descriptions of target dose holds the greatest promise for improving the description of the dose-response curve at low doses. These approaches are generally encouraged by the USEPA in the form of The 1996 Proposed Carcinogen Risk Assessment Guidelines. However, there remain substantial questions regarding integration of the concept of hormesis into hazard testing and public policy that require careful consideration. Herein, we explore the issues that surround testing for hormetic responses and the implications for public policy." @default.
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