Toxicology and Cardiovascular Diseases focuses on how exposure to various toxins contributes to the onset and progression of heart-related conditions. It covers pollutants like heavy metals, air particulates, and endocrine disruptors, detailing their effects on cardiovascular health. The book emphasizes preventive measures, lifestyle modifications, and policy interventions to reduce toxic risks associated with heart diseases. Ideal for cardiologists and environmental toxicologists, it advances strategies for mitigating toxic impacts on cardiovascular health.
Dylan Shephard specializes in the intersection of toxicology and cardiovascular diseases, focusing on how exposure to environmental toxins increases the risk of heart-related conditions. His research investigates the mechanisms through which pollutants like particulate matter, heavy metals, and industrial chemicals contribute to hypertension, atherosclerosis, and myocardial infarction. Dylan has developed preventive strategies and interventions to reduce toxic exposures and mitigate their cardiovascular impacts. He has published numerous studies on the relationship between environmental toxicants and cardiovascular health outcomes. As an editor, Dylan provides guidelines for toxicologists and cardiovascular researchers to study and prevent the toxicological risks associated with heart diseases, promoting healthier populations through informed preventive measures.