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TOXICOLOGY FOR PREVENTION MAIN TASKS IN PRIMARY PREVENTION qwarp

TOPICS in RESEARCH DISCOVERY of HAZARDS MEASUREMENT of EXPOSURE IDENTIFICATION THE RISK WAYS of CONTROL ACTION

HAZARD CHARACTERISTIC PROPERTIES OF CHEMICAL(s) AND THEIR MIXTURES (BOTH NATURAL AND INDUSTRIAL) TO CAUSE DAMAGES OF HEALTH ACCUTE, CHRONICAL, LATE

DISCOVERY OF HAZARDS MATHEMATIC MODELS IN VITRO EXPERIMENTS ANIMAL EXPERIMENTS CLINICAL STUDIES EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES ETHIC RULES

PROBLEMS CHOICE THE „RIGHT“ ANIMALS FOR EXPERIMENS (thalidomid – Contergan, DDT, sacharin, …) MOTIVATION of VOLUNTEERS for PARTICIPATION IN CLINICAL and EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES (smokers, catastrophes)

PROBLEMS continue EXTRAPOLATION OF RESULTS OBTAINED IN EXPERIMENTS (high levels of exposure doses) TO HUMAN EXPOSED TO LOW DOSES IS THE LINEAR MODEL REALY RIGHT? Does the „SAFE TRESHOLD“ exist?

PROBLEMS continue TO ESTABLISH THE DOSE-EFFECT RELATIONSHIPS IS CRUCIAL MANY CHEMICALS HAVE DIFFERENT (even oposite) EFFECTS IN LOW AND HIGH LEVELS (narcotics´excitation phase) HORMESE (U or J curve): vitamins, minerals, alcohol, radioactivity, …

SAFE LIMITS ARE DEPENDED DIRECTLY ON THE DOSE-RESPONSE CURVE THE VERY LOW LIMITS: - MAY BE HARMFUL (in the case of „hormese“), and - ARE VERY EXPENSIVE

EXPOSURE THE DOSE WHICH REACHES THE TARGET ORGAN IS CRUCIAL FOR THE EFFECT OF CHEMICAL

EVALUATION OF EXTERNAL EXPOSURE = INTAKE IS THE MOST EXACT STEP: ANALYSIS OF AIR, FOOD, WATER, DRUGS, COSMETICS and CALCULATION OF USUAL DAILY INTAKE

NEXT STEPS of EXPOSURE: UPTAKE UPTAKE = RATE of RESORPTION in DIFFERENT WAYS of INTAKE Heavy metals: 1-10 % in GIT but 50-70% in lungs LACK OF KNOWLEDGES ABOUT RATES

METABOLISM MANY CHEMICALS ARE ACTIVATED BY THE 1st PHASE OF METABOLISM (oxidation – free radicals) INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES due to GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS in production of MICROSOMAL ENZYMES

METABOLISM NO – HYDROSOLUBLE CHEMICALS CONJUGATION – POLAR CHEM. TWO-STEPS METABOLISM: - 1st: REDUCTION, HYDROLYSIS, OXIDATION - 2nd: CONJUGATION (sulfids, glucuronides,…)

ENZYMES 1 st phase: CYTOCHROM P 450 (CYP … - CYP1A1) => ACTIVATION due to FREE RADICALS 2nd phase: TRANSFERASES DE-ACTIVATION, QUICK EXCRETION

GENETIC POLYMORPHISM THE INDIVIDUAL ABILITY OF RELEASE OF EACH ENZYME IS HEREDITARY DETERMINATED CAN BE SLIGHTLY MODIFICATED BY SOME CHEMICALS

„HAPPY and UNHAPPY“ People with LOW CYP…(s) AND HIGH TRANSFERASES =☻ People with HIGH CYP(s) and LOW TRANSFERASES = produce many free radicals which cannot be conjucated and excreted MAJORITY of people have MIXED VULNERABILITY

THE PREVENTIVE TASK TO IDENTIFICATE THE MORE VULNERABLE PERSONS, and TO PROTECT THEM FROM THE EXPOSURE ARE IN SOME ETHICAL CONFLICTS

FINAL EXPOSURE: ONLY PART OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS ARE INTAKEN ONLY PART OF THEM ARE UPTAKEN ONLY PART ARE ACTIVATED ONLY PART REACHES THE TARGET ORGAN

RISK DEFINITION THE HEALTH DAMAGES CAUSED BY EXPOSURE: THE EXACT EVALUATION OF BIOLOGICAL EXPOSURE IS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT INTER- and INTRA- INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES

BIOLOGIC TESTS of EXPOSURE SPECIFIC: MATERNAL CHEMICAL or its SPECIFIC METABOLITES NON-SPECIFIC: - CONJUGATES - REACTION OF THE BODY

BIOLOGIC MATERIALS: URINE, FAECES, EXPIRATED AIR BLOOD, SALIVA, HAIR, 1st DENTICE FOLLICULAR FLUID, EJACULATE, BREAST MILK BONES, FAT, TISSUES

EVALUATION of CHEMICALS ACCORDING TO LD 50: - INERT - HARMFUL - POISONS - EXTREMELY HARMFUL POISONS

CARCINOGENS / TERRATOGENS 1A - EVIDENT HUMAN C / T 1B - HIGHLY PROBABLE HUMAN C/T 2 - PROBABLE C/T 3 - POSSIBLE C/T 4 - NON-PROBABLE C/T

CARCINOGENS / TERRATOGENT 73 CARCINOGENS CLASS 1A+B 67 of them IN CIGARETTE SMOKE 1A TERRATOGENS: alcohol, smoking, nicotine, organic mercury, thalidomid 1B : cadmium, lead, heroin, coccain

THE „ZERO“ EXPOSURE IS NOT REALISTIC EVEN AT THE BEGINNING OF THE EVOLUTION, HISTORIC „PEOPLE“ VERE EXPOSED TO THOUSANDS CHEMICALS (through air, food, water)

NATURAL PESTICIDES ARE IN ALL FRUITS, VEGETABLES and OTHER PLANT SOURCES OF NUTRITION PLANTS CAN CHANGE THEIR CONCENTRATIONS, and even THEIR SORTS

CHEMICAL STRUCTURE OF „NATURAL PESTICIDES“ IS SIMILAR / THE SAME, AS FOR „INDUSTRIAL PESTICIDES“ IN EXPERIMENTS, 50 % of both NATURAL AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS ARE RHODENT CARCINOGENS

DAILY INTAKE: INDUSTRIAL PESTICIDES… mg NATURAL PESTICIDES…1500 mg NO KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF NAT.PESTIC. PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF FRUIT and VEGETABLES INTAKE IS ACCEPTED

HUMAN PROTECTION: EXPOSURE DURING THE EVOLUTION => DEVELOPMENT OF NON-SPECIFIC PROTECTION: -MUCOCILLIAL TRANSPORT OF DUST -RATE OF UPTAKE -CONTINUAL EXCHANGES THE SURFACE LAYERS OF SKIN / MUCOUS MEMBRANES

PROTECTION - continue -METABOLIC TRANSFORMATION -QUICK EXCRETION OF HYDROSOLUBLE COMPOUNDS -DNA REPAIR -BARRIERS (hematoencephalic, placental)

CHILD x ADULT DIFFERENCES HIGHER LEVEL OF INTAKE: water, food, inspirated air per kg/weight HIGHER RATE OF UPTAKE in GIT LOWER ACTIVITY OF ENZYMES HIGHER VULNERABILITY TO EFFECTS LONGER CUMULATIVE TIME

IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES THE MOST IMPORTANT SOURCE OF CHILDREN´ EXPOSURE TO HARMFUL CHEMICALS IS ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE (SECONDHAND and THIRDHAND SMOKING at homes /cars)

WAYS FOR CONTROL LEVEL of ACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKE (ADI) = WHO MAXIMAL LIMITS FOR WATER, FOOD, AIR (occupational, ambient) = NATIONAL LAWS and NORMS WORLD-WIDE COOPERATION

ACTION SETTING THE PRIORITIES = WHICH RISK IS THE MOST IMPORTANT? DISCUSION ABOUT RISKS – journalists, VIP persons TO CONVICE POLITICIANS to preferent interest about public health against their individual profit

CONCLUSIONS: MORE THAN CHEMICALS WERE IDENTIFICATED WE ARE IN DIALY/ OFTEN CONTACT WITH CHEMICALS WE HAVE QUITE GOOD MEDICAL INFORMATIONS ABOUT CHEMICALS

CONCLUSIONS: WE HAVE MANY OPEN PROBLEMS IN TOXICOLOGY WE ALLOW TO CONFUSE PEOPLE WITH UNCORRECT INFORMATIONS WE UNDERESTIMATE THE MAIN TOXICOLOGIC RISK FOR HEALTH = SMOKING

PREVENTIVE TOXICOLOGY in the FUTURE BASIC RESEARCH IN EVALUATION OF EXPOSURE AND EFFECTS METHODS FOR SEEKING THE VULNERABLE PEOPLE esp. CHILDREN WAYS OF PROTECTION OF VULNERABLE PEOPLE/CHILDREN