Public Health: Treaty on Environmental, Occupational Health and Community Nutrition

Public Health and Epidemiology · Clinical Bases

How it begins

Un tratado sistemático y exhaustivo sobre los determinantes físicos, químicos y metabólicos de la salud humana. Análisis molecular de contaminantes ambientales, fisiología del esfuerzo ergonómico, patología e higiene industrial, inmunología de micronutrientes y políticas de seguridad alimentaria a nivel global.

What it covers

1. · Air Pollution by Particulate Matter and Combustion Gases
2. · Toxicology of Heavy Metals and Transition Ions
3. · Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs)
4. · Biophysics of Radiation and Mechanisms of DNA Damage
5. · Epidemiology of Climate Change and Pathophysiology of Thermal Stress
6. · Climate Change Dynamics and Vector Pathology
7. · Work Physiology, Metabolic Expenditure and Cardiovascular Load
8. · Ergonomics of Biomechanical Risk Factors
9. · Psychosocial Risk Factors and Neurobiology of Work Stress
10. · Silicosis and its Fibrosing Physiopathological Cascade
11. · Asbestosis, Pleural Plaques and Asbestos Carcinogenesis
12. · Chemical Carcinogenesis of Industrial Origin
13. · Epidemiology of Accidents and Accident Metric Formulas
14. · Medico-Legal Difference between Work Accident and Occupational Disease
15. · Determination of Causality and Simonin Criteria
16. · Iron Deficiency Anemia: Hepcidin-Ferroportin Axis
17. · Vitamin A, Gene Transcription and Mucosal Epithelial Integrity
18. · Chronic Iodine and Zinc Deficiencies
19. · Insulin Resistance and Metabolic Syndrome at the Molecular Level
20. · Hepatic Fructose Metabolism and De Novo Lipogenesis
21. · Advanced Glycation Products (AGEs) and their Interaction with the RAGE Receptor
22. · The Nutritional and Epidemiological Transition (Popkin Model)
23. · The Critical Dimensions of Food Security (FAO)
24. · Population Interventions in Nutritional Health
25. · Evaluation of Nutritional Status in Public Health
26. · Chemical Contaminant Surveillance: Human Biomonitoring
27. · Advanced Level Clinical-Epidemiological Cases