E-waste scenario in South-Asia: an emerging risk to environment and public health. [PDF]
Over the past decade, e-waste generation has been accelerated in the world as never before, particularly South-Asia is confronted with an enormous risk of e-waste intensification owing to both locally generated and internationally imported.
Priyashantha AKH +2 more
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The Impact of Ecological Civilization Construction on Environment and Public Health-Evidence from the Implementation of Ecological Civilization Demonstration Area in China. [PDF]
Faced with an increasingly tight resource supply, serious environmental pollution and degrading ecosystems, human beings are eager to reduce environmental pollution and promote public health.
Zhang Z, Xu H, Shan S, Lu Y, Duan H.
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Marine Environment and Public Health
The oceans represent a significant source of biological diversity, water, biomass, oxygen, and other important aspects to human health [1-3]. The quality of the ocean is essential for maintaining the planet, and thus to public health. However, the complex and fragile evolutionary stabilization of the ocean and coastal regions has been disrupted by ...
Jailson Fulgencio de Moura +4 more
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Forest fires in peatlands emit pollutants to the atmosphere, affecting public health. Though air quality data and epidemiology information are helpful in the management of the environment and public health, they are not always available.
M. Ohashi +7 more
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Skills building seminar: Design for mental health integration through built environment interventions [PDF]
Mental illness is associated with social exclusion and stigma more than most other health issues. This affects psychiatric facility provision (Chrysikou et al 2017), prevention and early treatment interventions.
EUPHA Public mental health section +4 more
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Groundwater Quality and Public Health
Groundwater deterioration due to enrichment with contaminants of either geogenic or anthropogenic origin has adversely affected safe water supply for drinking and irrigation, with pervasive impacts on human health and ecosystem functions.
Xianjun Xie +11 more
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Effect of E-learning on public health and environment during COVID-19 lockdown
E-learning is the most promising venture in the entire world During the COVID-19 lockdown, e-learning issuccessfully providing potential information to the students and researchers In developing nations like India, with limited resources, e-learning ...
Avani Agarwal +3 more
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Predicting self-perceived general health status using machine learning: an external exposome study
Background Self-perceived general health (SPGH) is a general health indicator commonly used in epidemiological research and is associated with a wide range of exposures from different domains. However, most studies on SPGH only investigated a limited set
Jurriaan Hoekstra +8 more
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Health and the Built Environment, Sources of Information [PDF]
The Institute of Public Health in Ireland (IPH) has produced a series of reviews which look at the health impacts of identified subject areas. Four reviews have been produced in the areas of employment, transport, the built environment and education. All
Institute of Public Health in Ireland
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The effects of microplastics in oceans and marine environment on public health – a mini-review
Plastic’s versatility is one reason why production or use has not decreased over the years. The production of plastic globally was 359 million metric tons as of 2018, and this number increased by 3.5% in 2019.
P. Emenike +4 more
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