Human exposure to environmental toxins poses significant risks to health and well-being. This book deals with the principles of environmental toxicology, focusing on the sources, pathways, and health effects of pollutants. Topics include air and water contaminants, heavy metals, and endocrine disruptors, along with strategies for monitoring and reducing exposure. It serves as a critical resource for healthcare professionals, environmental scientists, and policymakers addressing the impact of toxic substances on human health.
Ava Hunter is a distinguished dermatologist specializing in environmental toxicology, studying the effects of environmental exposures on skin health. Her research investigates how pollutants, chemicals, and other environmental toxins contribute to various dermatological conditions and skin aging. Ava has authored numerous studies on the mechanisms of toxin-induced skin damage and preventive measures to protect against environmental hazards. She has developed protocols that help clinicians recognize and manage environmentally induced skin conditions.