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Overview of REACH: Issues Involved in the Registration of Metals. Armstrong, V., et.al., NeuroToxicology, V. 83, (2021), p. 186-198. New European legislation known as REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals) was introduced in 2007 to increase the speed

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Insights into possibilities for grouping and read-across for nanomaterials in EU chemicals legislation. Mech, A., et.al., Nanotoxicology, (2018) p. 1-23. This paper presents a review of EU legislation addressing the safety of chemical substances, and possibilities within each piece of

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