BMDS

BMDS stands for Benchmark Dose Modelling Software, which is developed and maintained by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This software is used to assess the health risks associated with exposure to chemicals and other substances found in our environment.

BMDS uses statistical methods to estimate the dose-response relationship between a substance and an adverse health effect. It helps scientists and regulators identify safe levels of exposure to these substances and determine appropriate regulatory action to protect public health.

The software is widely used by government agencies, academic institutions, and private companies around the world. It is constantly being updated and improved based on new scientific research and feedback from users.

BMDS is an important tool in protecting human health and the environment from the harmful effects of exposure to hazardous substances.