Abstract
Increasing amounts of money and manpower are spent to set standards for toxic sub-stances that may endanger the health of workers. Numerous publications refer to areas where facts and insights are increasing. Notwithstanding this, however, only a relatively small number of scientific findings turn out to belong unrestrictedly to the area of health policy within labour organizations. Among the number of suspect substances, only a few are subjected to undisputed norms and/or are accepted as hazardous and really undesirable. On the other hand, the number of new substances, constantly introduced into our lives, that we know little or nothing about is overwhelming.
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