Environmental Public Health Is An Interdisciplinary Approach To The Study Of The Direct Impact Of Exposure To Environmental Hazards On The Public's Health And Wellbeing. Assessing And Addressing The Risks Of Chemical Hazards Requires A Sound Knowledge Of Toxicology, Environmental Epidemiology, Environmental Science, Health Risk Assessment, And Public Health Principles. Essentials Of Environmental Public Health Science Provides Practical Guidance On The Technical Aspects Of Environmental And Public Health Investigations. Written By Leaders In The Field, The Authors Provide Expert Advice On A Range Of Topics From Key Concepts And Frameworks For Investigation To Contaminated Land And Waste Management.--

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Publication Date:
2014-01-01

Public Health

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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

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