Uncertainty modeling in dose response

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Uncertainty modeling in dose response deals with the problem of quantifying the uncertainties that exist in our knowledge about the relationship of a dose of a chemical, and its responses in humans or animals. Related to this topic, there was a recent workshop in Washington DC. Based on the outcomes of the workshop, you can find several pages related to the topic.

• Article about frambozadrine, a sample chemical.
• Discussion about the right ways to estimate the dose-response for frambozadrine.
• A draft article about non-parametric Bayesian estimation.
• Multistage model.
• Variable:Frambozadrine dose-response function in rats.
• A discussion about what a generalized dose-response function could look like.