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TOXICOLOGY CONGRESS 2024

About Conference

Conference Series is a well-known organization that organizes world-class conferences all over the world. We are currently planning the 2nd Annual Conference on Toxicology and Environmental Health for August 05-06, 2024 in Paris, France. The conference invites all participants from around the world to attend and share their perspectives on recent developments in the field of Toxicology and Environmental Health.

Theme: “Safe Futures: Bridging Toxicology and Environmental Health”

Conference Short Name	Dates	Venue
TOXICOLOGY CONGRESS 2024	August 05-06, 2024	Paris, France

TOXICOLOGY CONGRESS 2024 will provide the ideal setting for experts from all over the world to interact. The conference aims to bring together eminent researchers, professors, and research experts from around the world under one roof and to facilitate healthy debate so that researchers and creators can present their work at the conference. The conference will focus on a wide range of Sessions/Tracks, giving members and all participants the opportunity to broaden their knowledge of the subject and connect with experts.

Why choose us:

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Connect, Share and Learn
Present your Ideas and Work
Gain New Collaborations with attendees from different countries from whole over the world
Expand your knowledge
Learn Beyond your Field or Interest
Increase your Scope of Knowledge with Competitive Advantage
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Session and Tracks

Track 1: Environmental health

Environmental health examines how environmental factors affect human health, including air and water quality, food safety, and exposure to hazardous substances. It encompasses research, policy development, and public health initiatives aimed at preventing disease and promoting well-being in communities worldwide.

Track 2: Immunopharmacology

Immunopharmacology explores the interaction between drugs and the immune system, focusing on how medications modulate immune responses to treat autoimmune diseases, cancer, and inflammatory disorders. It involves studying immunomodulatory agents, biologics, and immunotherapies to develop novel treatments and optimize existing therapies for various immune-related conditions.

Track 3: Food Safety and Toxicants

Food Safety and Toxicants focuses on ensuring that food is free from harmful contaminants. It encompasses monitoring and controlling hazards such as microbial pathogens, chemical residues, and natural toxins. By implementing rigorous food safety practices and regulations, including hazard analysis and critical control points (HACCP), this field aims to protect consumers from illnesses and adverse health effects associated with consuming contaminated food.

Track 4: Toxicology

Toxicology is the science concerned with understanding the adverse effects of chemicals on living organisms. It encompasses the study of how substances enter the body, their mechanisms of action, and the health risks they pose. Through rigorous research and analysis, toxicologists assess and mitigate these risks, ultimately safeguarding human health and the environment from the harmful effects of toxic substances.

Track 5: Neuropharmacology

Neuropharmacology studies how drugs affect the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves, to develop treatments for neurological disorders and psychiatric conditions. It investigates drug mechanisms of action, neurotransmitter systems, and neurochemical pathways to understand neurological diseases and develop targeted therapies for improved patient outcomes.

Track 6: Aquatic toxicology

Aquatic toxicology studies the effects of pollutants and contaminants on freshwater and marine ecosystems, including aquatic organisms such as fish, amphibians, and invertebrates. It investigates pollutant sources, transport pathways, and ecological impacts to assess water quality, habitat health, and biodiversity conservation efforts in aquatic environments.

Track 7: Emerging Contaminants

Emerging Contaminants and Their Impacts examines newly recognized pollutants and their effects on human health and the environment. It identifies sources, pathways, and potential risks associated with these contaminants, informing regulatory measures and remediation strategies. By studying emerging contaminants, scientists can anticipate and address emerging environmental threats, ensuring proactive management of pollution and protection of public and environmental health.

Track 8: Hazard assessment

Hazard assessment evaluates the potential risks and dangers posed by chemicals, substances, or situations to human health, safety, and the environment. It involves identifying hazards, assessing exposure pathways, and characterizing toxicity to inform risk management decisions, regulatory policies, and public health interventions aimed at reducing hazards and protecting populations.

Track 9: Cosmeceutical safety

Cosmeceutical safety focuses on ensuring the safety and efficacy of cosmetic products with pharmaceutical properties, including skincare, haircare, and personal care formulations. It involves evaluating ingredient safety, product stability, and skin compatibility through rigorous testing, clinical trials, and regulatory compliance to minimize adverse reactions and ensure consumer satisfaction and confidence.

Track 10: Nanotoxicology

Nanotoxicology investigates the potential health and environmental risks associated with engineered nanomaterials, including nanoparticles, nanotubes, and nanocomposites. It examines nanomaterial properties, exposure routes, and biological interactions to assess toxicity mechanisms, cellular responses, and risk mitigation strategies for safe nanotechnology applications in consumer products, healthcare, and industrial processes.

Track 11: Chemical exposure pathways

Chemical exposure pathways investigate how humans and ecosystems come into contact with hazardous chemicals, including inhalation, ingestion, dermal absorption, and environmental contamination routes. It involves assessing exposure sources, pathways, and receptors to understand the potential risks and impacts of chemical exposures on human health and the environment.

Track 12: Embryotoxicology

Embryotoxicology examines the adverse effects of chemical exposures on embryo development during pregnancy, aiming to identify teratogenic substances and prevent birth defects. It involves studying embryonic development stages, molecular pathways, and reproductive toxicity mechanisms to assess the safety of pharmaceuticals, environmental contaminants, and consumer products for maternal and fetal health.

Track 13: Drug toxicology

Drug toxicology investigates the adverse effects of pharmaceuticals on biological systems, including toxicity mechanisms, metabolism pathways, and drug-drug interactions. It plays a crucial role in drug development, safety evaluation, and regulatory approval processes, ensuring the efficacy and safety of medications for patients while minimizing potential risks and side effects.

Track 14: Toxicity Testing Methods

Toxicity Testing Methods and Alternatives encompasses traditional and innovative approaches to assess chemical safety. It includes in vitro techniques, computational models, and high-throughput screening methods as alternatives to animal testing. By employing diverse methodologies, scientists can efficiently evaluate toxicity, reduce reliance on animal models, and enhance safety assessments for pharmaceuticals, consumer products, and environmental contaminants.

Track 15: Occupational Toxicology

Occupational Toxicology and Workplace Safety focuses on identifying and mitigating hazards in work environments. It involves assessing exposure to chemicals, physical agents, and biological hazards to protect workers' health. Through risk assessment, monitoring, and implementing safety measures, this field aims to prevent occupational illnesses, injuries, and long-term health effects, ensuring a safe and healthy work environment for employees in various industries.

Benefits of Participation

Market Analysis

The TOXICOLOGY CONGRESS 2024 'Securities and Earth Science: State of the Market 2023' report is an inside and out examination of the atmosphere adjusted and named green security markets. The Report evaluates all bonds where continues are being utilized to fund low carbon and atmosphere flexible foundation. In this report, we reveal bonds that fund ventures perfect with a 2-degree change way as opposed to speculations that are imperceptibly naturally advantageous. This takes a sign from the Paris COP21 Agreement that speculations ought to be in accordance with the lofty discharge decrease direction expected to accomplish a quick progress to a sub-2-degree Celsius world. The 2017 report additionally has an emphasis on urban communities, with contextual investigations recognizing best practice and open doors for green city securities. Atmosphere back from open assets is anticipated to increment to US$66.8 billion by 2020, with extra subsidizing anticipated that would originate from the private segment. At the April 2024 Green Climate Fund executive gathering eight new undertakings were endorsed esteemed at US$755 million, extending from hydropower flexibility in Tajikistan to ground water revive and water system to guarantee nourishment security in Orissa, India. This brings the aggregate ventures to 43, with US$2.2 billion originating from the Green Climate Fund, and extra subsidizing from co-financing raises the aggregate to US$7.3 billion. Co-financing is a basic part of the Green Climate Fund, with an objective of US$100 billion by 2020 — originating from open and private sources.

In 2013, the World Economic Forum assessed US$5.7 trillion will be required every year by 2024 for green infrastructure4. The report proposes that open assets would need to increment to US$130 billion, an expansion over the Green Climate Fund focus of US$100 billion, to use US$570 billion of private capital. At present the Green Climate Fund has promises of simply over US$10 billion and United States withdrawal may diminish this by US$2 billion, featuring a hole between what is required and what is as of now occurring. An option estimate5 recommends versatility interest in 2035 should be US$200 billion to maintain a strategic distance from misfortunes of US$1 trillion. At present, an augmenting hole among venture and atmosphere harm costs proposes there will be a financing shortage of US$130 billion.

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