On updating the major regulations of SanPin 1.2.2353–08 “Carcinogenic factors and the main requirements to carcinogenic hazards prevention”

Abstract

With transition of governmental supervision activities to risk-oriented model, a priority value is given to specification of a structured pack of legal regulatory and methodic documents on evaluating and managing carcinogenic risk for human health. Some aspects of risk analysis methodology are covered in recent changes of 52-FZ “On sanitary epidemiologic supervision”, but sanitary legislation lacks regulatory and methodic settings for procedures to evaluate and manage risk (including carcinogenic) for human health. This problem prevents implementation of contemporary prognostic models of development, application of complex preventive measures that are effective and resultant in prophylaxis, decrease, compensation and insurance of public health risks.