Bisphenol A and Risk Management Ethics

Bisphenol A and Risk Assessment

Bisphenol A Risk Assessment Document

Bisphenol A and risk of metabolic disorders.

IN THIS ISSUE OF JAMA, LANG AND COLLEAGUES 1 REPORT the results of the first major epidemiologic study to examine the health effects associated with the ubiquitous estrogenic chemical bisphenol A (BPA). This compound is the base chemical (monomer) used to make polycarbonate plastic food and beverage containers, the resin lining of cans, and dental sealants; it also is found in “carbonless” pape...

Relationship between Ethics Institutionalization and Management Accountability

Background: Accountability has been and is an important and challenging issue in most countries' administrative and political systems and lack of proper and timely response to employees leads to a climate of distrust and coldness. In this regard, the present study aimed to investigate the relationship between institutionalization of ethics and accountability. Method: This is an applied research...

" Ethics and Risk Assessment "

Suppose, for example, that you are an economist asked to advise Congress on legislation limiting the use of carbon based fuels. If you knew that burning such fuels at the present rate would so heat the surface of the planet that life would end in two centuries, you would have little difficulty endorsing any necessary legislation, however burdensome. If, on the other hand, you knew that burning ...