dose threshold

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dose threshold,

the minimum amount of a drug or absorbed radiation that produces a detectable effect.

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This translates to a dose threshold of >2 mg/d assuming a default market penetration of 1%.

ERA in EU required for previously registered APIs, but negative ... by Pickett, Joseph / Validation Times

An important 2004 study by the National Academy of Sciences concluded that "there is no compelling evidence to suggest a dose threshold below which the risk of tumor induction is zero.

Living with radiation: human health and nuclear exposure by Motavalli, Jim / E

Like diabetes and other chronic diseases, these health conditions can be managed, but some health consequences may not be preventable after a cumulative dose threshold is exceeded.

Adult lead exposure: time for change by Hu, Howard / Environmental Health Perspectives

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