Environmental Health Sciences
Environmental Health Sciences is the study of how environmental factors can impact human health. This field examines the effects of various pollutants, chemicals, and toxins on individuals and populations, as well as strategies for preventing and mitigating these risks. Researchers in this area may investigate air and water quality, exposure to hazardous substances, and the spread of infectious diseases through environmental pathways. The goal of Environmental Health Sciences is to identify potential threats to public health and develop interventions to promote a safe and healthy environment for all.
External Links
- [EnvironmentalHealthSciences.org] EHN
- [ehsciences.org] Environmental Health Sciences -
- [niehs.nih.gov] National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences: NIEHS Home page