STUDY OF MODERN STRATEGIES ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND THEIR IMPACT ON POPULATION HEALTH
Vol. 5 No. 6 (2025): Eurasian Journal of Medical and Natural Sciences 62-65
Abstract
Environmental issues pose significant risks to public health, affecting millions of people worldwide. This paper explores the contemporary environmental challenges that threaten human well-being, including air pollution, water contamination, climate change, and chemical hazards. Through an analysis of existing literature, the study highlights the direct and indirect health effects of these environmental problems and discusses strategies to mitigate their impact. Effective policies, technological advancements, and global cooperation are crucial in addressing these challenges to ensure a healthier future for humanity.
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