Public Health Toxicology and Community Risk
This topic focuses on community-level exposures and their public health implications. Environmental justice, population vulnerability, and risk communication strategies are key components. Participants explore community biomonitoring, health surveillance, and preventive interventions. Case studies highlight disparities in exposure and health outcomes. Emphasis is placed on empowering communities through science-based solutions. The session bridges toxicology with public health practice.
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