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Subject: [DCHAS-L] NLM: Tox-App: a TOXMAP-like app for iOS
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Demystify:

https://toxmap.nlm.nih.gov/toxmap/news/2017/05/try-tox-app-a-toxmap-like-app-for-ios.html

NLM: Tox-App: a TOXMAP-like app for iOS

By TOXMAP Admin on May 4, 2017 2:00 PM

Tox-App lets iOS users search for industrial facilities that reported releasing certain chemicals into the environment to the US EPA TRI program. Tox-App includes a subset of about 100 TRI chemicals for the most current TRI year.

Tox-App was developed by NLM interns and is based on the web-based version of TOXMAP. Tox-App provides some of the basic TOXMAP functions, including the ability to search for reporting facilities, or browse for these facilities by chemical, state, or county.

You can download Tox-App from the Apple App Store

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