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Closing Remarks
Pages 27-28

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... Participants also discussed broader opportunities to facilitate the sharing of testing methods and data and lay the groundwork for reliable, defensible data that can be used for ERAs. In their discussions on both days, many participants mentioned the importance of multidisciplinary, cross-sector collaboration to help standardize methods to yield reproducible and reliable results across laboratories and to help create a baseline level of understanding of the effects of chronic and acute exposures to UV filters and related chemicals.
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