This book examines how toxicological principles are incorporated into global health education curricula to prepare professionals for managing environmental health challenges. It covers topics such as environmental exposures, toxicological assessments, and the impact of toxins on global populations. The text emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary education to address complex toxicological issues in diverse settings. Suitable for educators and global health practitioners, it promotes the integration of toxicology into comprehensive health education programs.
Teagan Strickland focuses on integrating toxicology into global health education, emphasizing the importance of understanding chemical hazards in diverse health contexts. Her research explores how toxicological knowledge can enhance global health initiatives, particularly in regions facing high levels of environmental pollution and chemical exposure. Teagan has developed curricula and training programs that incorporate toxicological principles into global health education for students and professionals. She has published extensively on the benefits of incorporating toxicology into global health frameworks to address emerging health challenges. As an editor, Teagan offers guidelines for educators and policymakers to integrate toxicology into global health education, promoting comprehensive and informed approaches to global health through toxicological understanding.