Hello All:

In response to Bruce Van Scoy's comment, below, I might point out that
in 1989 ACS offered a three day seminar in Charleston, SC, titled
Toxicology for Chemists. Course Director was Dr. Frederick DiCarlo. I
was one of the participants and found the course material a valuable
contribution to my product safety knowledge. I still have my copy of the
course handbook.
Maybe there have been similar courses offered by ACS during the last 30
years. It would be interesting to see how our toxicology/chemical
product safety perspective has changed over those years.

Heinz Trebitz, PhD


On 6/25/2021 5:55 PM, Bruce Van Scoy wrote:
> Upon reading, my first thought was it is about time!
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