Elsevier Membrane Technologies in Cancer and Environmental Health

Membrane Technologies in Cancer and Environmental Health explores the critical intersection of health and environmental quality amid rising challenges like cancer prevalence and water contamination. The book addresses how environmental pollutants contribute to cancer development and emphasizes the need for innovative approaches in both cancer treatment and environmental health, focusing on the transformative potential of membrane technologies. Chapters synthesize research on membrane technologies, showcasing their applications in targeted cancer therapies and water purification. Detailed case studies illustrate the effectiveness of techniques such as reverse osmosis and nanofiltration in removing contaminants, thereby enhancing public health and providing clean water access. Academics benefit from gaining a cohesive understanding of how advancements in membrane technology can address both cancer treatment and environmental health challenges. This interdisciplinary approach fosters collaboration and informs future research directions, ultimately promoting awareness of clean water's vital role in cancer prevention. Bridges the gap between cancer treatment and environmental health, fostering collaboration among researchers, healthcare professionals, and policymakers to address the interconnected challenges of cancer and water quality Showcases cutting-edge applications of membrane technologies, providing detailed case studies that demonstrate their effectiveness in enhancing targeted drug delivery systems and purifying contaminated water sources Synthesizes existing research on membrane technologies, offering a cohesive understanding of their dual role in improving healthcare outcomes and ensuring access to clean water