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    Chronic toxicity refers to adverse health effects from prolonged exposure to a substance These exposures often occur at low levels, making effects subtle and slow to develop Health problems may not become apparent for months or years, as damage accumulates Differentiating Chronic and Acute Toxicity Chronic toxicity differs from acute toxicity Acute toxicity arises from a single, short-term
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