The first few months of 2010 have brought some exciting developments to Toxipedia. We have created a new section on the site where you will find information and resources on Toxic Chemicals in Household Products.

In addition, we are excited to announce the launch of Toxipedia Web Development Services, a new arm of Toxipedia whose focus is to help the scientific community create cutting edge websites and educational tools to share their research, discoveries, and advice with the public.

If you are attending the Society of Toxicology conference this week in Salt Lake City please stop by our booth that we sharing with the International Union of Toxicology. We will be promoting our project, The World Library of Toxicology.

Keep reading below for more information!

NEW SECTION- Toxic Chemicals in Household Products

Purchasing items such as cleaning products, new clothes, and furniture can be difficult when you're trying to buy something that is free of toxic chemicals and safe for you, your family, and the environment.

Toxipedia just made it a little bit easier with our new section on Toxic Chemicals in Household Products. We've compiled some excellent information to help you learn about the chemicals commonly found in many products you buy and use everyday as well as a guide to make sure you are choosing the safest products from companies that are socially and environmentally conscious.

Toxipedia Web Development Services

All of us at Toxipedia are very excited to announce the launch of Toxipedia Web Development Services (TWDS), offering wiki website development, design, and training to the scientific community.

With a skilled staff of project managers, editors, web developers, and graphic designers, we thought it fitting to open up our services to the world in an effort to help organizations, interest groups, and professional societies share their knowledge, research, and expertise with the public. By helping to connect science and with the public, we strive to improve information sharing and help people make choices that protect and improve environmental and public health.

Contact us today for more details!

As always, thank you for your continued support of Toxipedia.

Sincerely,

The Toxipedia Team