Smoking and air pollution are major contributors to lung disease, causing conditions like COPD, lung cancer, and interstitial lung diseases. This book examines the impact of environmental toxins on lung health, focusing on molecular damage, inflammation, and disease progression. It discusses preventive measures, public health policies, and therapeutic strategies for mitigating the effects of these exposures.
Savannah Wood is a researcher investigating the effects of smoking and air pollution on lung health. Her work examines how environmental toxins contribute to respiratory diseases like lung cancer, COPD, and asthma. Savannah has published extensively on the long-term effects of smoking and exposure to air pollution on lung function. Her research aims to inform public health policies and promote lung health awareness. Savannah’s work plays a critical role in reducing the burden of lung disease worldwide.