The 'Health Hazard' pictogram (silhouette with a star burst in the chest) covers which serious effects?

The 'Health Hazard' pictogram (silhouette

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AOnly flammability
BCarcinogenicity, respiratory sensitization, reproductive toxicity, target-organ and aspiration hazards
CMild eye irritation
DCorrosion to metal

✓ Correct answer: B. Carcinogenicity, respiratory sensitization, reproductive toxicity, target-organ and aspiration hazards The Health Hazard (silhouette) pictogram is used for the most serious long-term health effects: carcinogen, mutagen, reproductive toxicity, respiratory sensitizer, target-organ toxicity, and aspiration hazard.

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