Public and Environmental Health: Shaping Tomorrow for a Sustainable Future

offers an in-depth exploration of the latest developments, strategies, and research in these intertwined fields, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of how to improve health outcomes through innovative approaches and informed public policy.

Sections address how individuals and communities can make informed health decisions for better health outcomes, present the myriad of challenges the environment poses, including climate change, and how global cooperation, policy interventions, and sustainable practices can help improve outcomes for communities across the world.

Additional content details how surveillance and epidemiological research are foundational to public health at both a national and international level, allowing authorities to respond promptly to threats, allocate resources effectively, and implement targeted interventions.

Written by experts from across the globe, this book is ideal for public health administrators, researchers, students, and NGOs involved in public health programs and the environment.

Topics Covered

Presents existing knowledge on emerging technologies to predict and evaluate concerns arising from climate, demographic, and geological changes

Discusses contemporary issues on organ-based health such as brain, eyes, ears, nose, heart, kidney, and bones respective to treatment and prevention

Covers additional topics on aging and the potential for future pandemics