ToxFMD Screened Chemistry Library
The ToxFMD Screened Chemistry® Library (https://database.toxservices.com) contains GreenScreen® chemical hazard assessments for over 1000 chemicals
The ToxFMD Screened Chemistry® Library (https://database.toxservices.com) contains GreenScreen® chemical hazard assessments for over 1000 chemicals
The hazard identification of chemicals is a key step of the “Safe and Sustainable by Design” (SSbD) framework introduced by the European Commission, aiming to eliminate hazardous substances early in innovation. In this context, in silico methods such as (Quantitative) Structure–Activity Relationship ((Q)SAR) models offer rapid, cost-effective, and animalfree alternatives for early-stage hazard screening. The Partnership for the Assessment of Risks from Chemicals (PARC) is developing a toolbox to facilitate SSbD assessments containing numerous (Q)SAR models.
During early-stage drug discovery, novel compounds and intermediates often have limited toxicological data, so how do chemists and safety professionals protect themselves?
The SOT 66th Annual Meeting and ToxExpo will feature four days of Continuing Education courses, sessions, posters, and social events.
The Society of Toxicology's Sustainable Chemicals through Contemporary Toxicology Specialty Section, Occupational and Public Health Specialty Section and the Women In Toxicology Special Interest Group is co-hosting a webinar! Tune in to learn more about professional groups focused on sustainable chemicals with our distinguished panel of speakers:
🔹 Colleen McLoughlin, Ph.D.,DABT, E.R.T., representing the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC)’s Advancement and Application of Alternatives Assessment Interest Group (A4-IG),
ChemHAT is a free, internet-based database that provides accessible chemical hazard information to help workers, families, and communities protect themselves from harmful chemical exposures.
Built on the principle that knowledge drives protective action, ChemHAT goes beyond traditional exposure controls. Rather than asking "What PPE or engineering controls are needed to make exposure 'safe'?", ChemHAT is designed to answer a more fundamental question: "Is there a way to get this job done without known hazardous chemicals?"
Top Sunscreens Rated by EWG’s Experts. EWG’s latest picks for smart sun protection.
The EWG Guide to Sunscreens rates the hazards and efficacy of sun protection products that include recreational sunscreens, in addition to daily-use products and lip balms.
A free EU database that provides detailed information on chemical substances, including hazards, safety data, uses, and regulatory status under frameworks like REACH and CLP.
Use this tool when you want to check if a chemical is hazardous, restricted, or classified as a substance of concern, and to support safer substitution decisions in green chemistry.