The prudent avoidance principle is a risk management strategy that emphasizes minimizing exposure to potential hazards when uncertainty exists about the risks and their consequences. It is commonly referenced in the context of environmental and health risks, particularly concerning exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs), chemicals, and other potentially harmful substances. The core idea behind prudent avoidance is to take precautionary measures even in the absence of definitive evidence linking exposure to adverse health effects.
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