EDC-MixRisk | Safe chemicals for future generations

This EU project focuses on the effects of mixtures of endocrine disruptive chemicals on children. The aim is to promote safer use of chemicals for the next generation.

European researchers come together to improve our understanding of health effects of endocrine disruptive chemicals.

The aim of EDC-MixRisk is to promote use of safer chemicals for the next generation.

The project addresses the concerns of endocrine disruptive chemicals by developing chemical risk assessment.

News

EDC-MixRisk final summary report is now available

13 September, 2019

Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) have been linked to serious health problems such as diabetes, obesity, and neurodevelopmental and reproductive disorders. …

Press release: Health risks associated with mixtures of man-made chemicals are underestimated

26 March, 2019

We are exposed to a large number of man-made chemicals. This creates combinations of chemical mixtures, to which we are subjected during our whole lifespan. Current risk …

EDC-MixRisk Scientific Conference 27 March 2019, Brussels

5 February, 2019

The EU-funded EDC-MixRisk research project has studied the effects of prenatal exposure to mixtures of suspected EDCs on development and health in children. The project …

Registration open: Joint Stakeholder Workshop - The Chemical Cocktail Challenge, 26 March 2019

23 January, 2019

We are pleased to invite you to register to our Joint Stakeholder Workshop entitled “Chemical Cocktail Challenge”, 26 March 2019 in Brussels, Belgium.

This is a …