Abstract

Inclusion of "Toxicological Review Expiry Dates" in Art Material Labels May Further Reduce the Risk of Chronic Toxicity, Including That of Cancer.

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  • Art materials are used by individuals of all ages, ranging from kindergarten children to adults studying the arts at a university level, as well as the general public, senior citizens, and mentally compromised individuals

  • Art materials have the potential of containing toxic materials, including carcinogens and reproductive toxins in their formulations

  • The US Government has enacted certain product safety laws and regulations. One of those regulations is the Federal Hazardous Substances Act (FHSA), which is being implemented by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)

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Art materials are used by individuals of all ages, ranging from kindergarten children to adults studying the arts at a university level, as well as the general public, senior citizens, and mentally compromised individuals. (2016) Inclusion of “Toxicological Review Expiry Dates” in Art Material Labels May Further Reduce the Risk of Chronic Toxicity, Including That of Cancer.

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