Environmental epidemiology is a branch of epidemiology concerned with determining how environmental exposures impact human health.

Environmental epidemiology provides evidence of direct causal relationships between exposure to environmental pollutants and negative health outcomes.

Environmental epidemiologists seek to understand the health effects of biological, chemical, and physical stressors to improve the health and well-being of ...

Environmental Epidemiology examines the pattern of diseases associated with ambient, household, industrial, and occupational exposures as well as ...

By examining specific populations or communities exposed to different ambient environments, environmental epidemiology seeks to clarify the relation between ...

ENVIRONMENTAL EPIDEMIOLOGY's mission is to publish high-quality epidemiologic research and methodologic innovations in environmental epidemiology, ...

Environmental epidemiology studies the relationships between exogenous factors and health outcomes. Exogenous risk factors include environmental ...

12 янв. 2017 г. · Environmental epidemiology focuses on the ways environmental factors (physical, chemical and biological) affect the health of populations.

Environmental epidemiology is one of the most important tools used in environmental management decision making owing to its capacity to assess and monitor ...