Toxicology of Air Pollutants and Respiratory Health
Air pollution remains one of the most significant global health threats. This topic examines toxic components of particulate matter, industrial emissions, and indoor pollutants. Participants explore exposure assessment techniques, respiratory biomarkers, and mechanistic pathways. Case studies on chronic and acute respiratory outcomes are included. Experts discuss strategies for pollution control and health risk mitigation. The session emphasizes protecting populations from airborne toxicants.
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