Environmental health examines how environmental factors such as air quality, water safety, and exposure to toxins impact human health. Identifying and mitigating these risk factors is crucial for preventing diseases and promoting a healthy environment. Understanding the interplay between environment and health helps in designing effective public health interventions. This book provides a thorough exploration of the relationship between environmental conditions and health outcomes, discussing various environmental hazards, their sources, and the mechanisms by which they affect human health.
Felix Sanders is an environmental health scientist specializing in human risk factors related to environmental exposures. His research investigates the impact of pollutants, toxins, and environmental changes on human health, including respiratory, cardiovascular, and cancer risks. Felix has published extensively on topics such as air and water quality, climate change, and occupational exposures. He has edited comprehensive guides that integrate environmental science with public health to assess and mitigate human health risks from environmental factors. Felix’s work is crucial in informing policies and interventions to protect public health from environmental hazards, promoting a healthier and safer environment.