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Sex Differences in Toxicology: Human and Animal Studies
Rutgers—Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
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The document discusses the importance of considering sex differences in toxicology, including toxicokinetics and toxicodynamics, and how they can affect responses to environmental chemicals, diet, and pharmaceuticals. It highlights the need for researchers to design studies that detect sex differences and interpret them in a broad social, clinical, and evolutionary context.
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