8. Systemic toxicity
There are two forms of systemic toxicity:
acute toxicity, the effects of which occur after a single, strong exposure over a short period (a few hours);
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long-term toxicity (in two forms):
subacute, the effects of which develop progressively with moderate but repeated exposure over a period of days to weeks,
chronic, whose effects develop over the long term following low but repeated exposure over a long exposure period lasting months or years.
Toxicology studies are generally based on a dose/duration relationship. Toxic doses are very high in acute studies, and much lower...
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