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Toxicology

the sum of hazard quotients, each an exposure divided by its reference value, used to screen the combined noncancer risk of a chemical mixture.

In toxicology, hazard index refers to the sum of hazard quotients, each an exposure divided by its reference value, used to screen the combined noncancer risk of a chemical mixture. This meaning comes from Teuschler (1995) in Toxicology.[1]

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References

Teuschler, L. K., & Hertzberg, R. C. (1995). Current and future risk assessment guidelines, policy, and methods development for chemical mixtures. Toxicology, 105(2-3), 137-144. https://doi.org/10.1016/0300-483x(95)03207-v

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