Springer - Environmental Determinants of Human Health Book

Polluted air, contaminated food, and unclean water are leading causes of declining human health worldwide. While public health policy has often struggled to address these environmental concerns, this book provides a necessary synthesis of current knowledge regarding environmental hazards. Written by leading experts, it examines a wide range of inorganic and organic pollutants that impact our well-being. Designed for a broad audience, this text serves as a valuable resource for policy makers, researchers, and general readers interested in toxicology and public health. It does more than just list problems; it identifies specific gaps in our current scientific knowledge and offers a clear roadmap for reducing human exposure to environmental pollution. By understanding the molecular and integrative aspects of toxicology, readers can better grasp the complex relationship between our surroundings and our health.