Environmental Exposures and Human Health Unraveling Complex Relationships

Abstract

Human health is significantly impacted by environmental exposures, but the complicated and diverse interactions between these exposures and health outcomes continue to exist. This review examines the multiple ways that environmental influences and human health interact, clarifying the mechanisms that underlie their impact on different physiological systems. This study summarizes research on the impact of environmental pollutants, such as pesticides, heavy metals, and toxins in the air and water, on human health through an analysis of recent scientific literature from PubMed. It also looks into how environmental exposures and genetic predisposition interact to affect health outcomes. This review also covers prospective remedies and preventive approaches, as well as the long-term effects of chronic exposure to environmental dangers. To effectively design public health policies and measures to alleviate the adverse health effects of environmental exposures, it is imperative to comprehend these complex linkages.