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.
1. Title of Book - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Contributors - p. xxxiii 7. About the editors - p. xliii 8. Preface - p. xlv 9. Part I. Basic aspects of public health - p. P1 10. Chapter 1. Global health challenges: Addressing worldwide health issues - p. 3 11. Chapter 2. Epidemiology and biostatistics: Foundations and applications - p. 21 12. Chapter 3. The molecular revolution in healthcare: A paradigm shift - p. 53 13. Chapter 4. Health policy and management - p. 59 14. Chapter 5. Health equity and social justice: Promoting fairness in health - p. 77 15. Chapter 6. Public health law and ethics: Legal framework for harm reduction and social justice - p. 95 16. Chapter 7. Sustainable development: Strategies to attain public health sustainability - p. 111 17. Chapter 8. CBRN threat landscape, emergency preparedness, and response - p. 129 18. Chapter 9. Coordinated crisis management in disaster and humanitarian response - p. 147 19. Chapter 10. “Health information and marketing -effective communication Strategies” Guiding consumers through the noise - p. 159 20. Chapter 11. Digital health programs - p. 177 21. Chapter 12. Digital communication strategy for promoting environment friendly-feminism with special reference to sustainable health and menstrual hygiene: An empirical eco-feminism perspective in the Indian context - p. 207 22. Chapter 13. Innovations in health management through digitalization - p. 225 23. Part II. Behavior and psychological health - p. P2 24. Chapter 14. Behavioral and mental health: Understanding and addressing key issues - p. 241 25. Chapter 15. Adolescent mental health with a focus on depression traits: A cross-sectional study in Kochi, Kerala - p. 257 26. Chapter 16. Nature and nurture: Environmental well-being shapes mental health outcomes - p. 269 27. Chapter 17. Psychological perspectives on modern mental health challenges: Technology, family dynamics and emerging stressors - p. 281 28. Chapter 18. Advances in the educational strategies in personalized learning for children with autism spectrum disorders - p. 289 29. Part III. Environment and occupational health issues - p. P3 30. Chapter 19. Public health and environmental health implications of pesticides and mitigation strategies for pesticides - p. 309 31. Chapter 20. Contaminated water: Adolescent vulnerability to hepatitis - p. 327 32. Chapter 21. Significance of sanitation from human health perspective—A review - p. 343 33. Chapter 22. Climate change and infectious diseases - p. 353 34. Chapter 23. Pathogens, pollutants, and preservation: Biodiversity's role in mitigating health risks - p. 371 35. Chapter 24. Understanding occupational health: A deep dive into hazards, diseases, and safety strategies - p. 387 36. Chapter 25. Occupational health hazards of coir workers: A cross-sectional study from Alappuzha district, Kerala - p. 409 37. Part IV. Nutrition and public health concerns - p. P4 38. Chapter 26. Public health nutrition: Issues, strategies, and policy perspectives - p. 423 39. Chapter 27. Public health nutrition: Promoting healthy dietary practices - p. 433 40. Chapter 28. Public health nutrition: Promoting healthy dietary practices for cardiovascular health - p. 471 41. Chapter 29. Food adulteration be preservatives, colors etc. —Control strategies - p. 483 42. Chapter 30. Food for thought: Nutritional interventions to support mental wellness in communities - p. 515 43. Part V. Concerns about some ailments in public - p. P5 44. Chapter 31. Transforming public health: The impact of nanotechnology in pathogen detection - p. 527 45. Chapter 32. Malocclusion and public health - p. 557 46. Chapter 33. Geriatric health: Issues and solutions - p. 605 47. Chapter 34. Cardiac aging and biomarkers of aging-related cardiac diseases - p. 617 48. Chapter 35. Therapeutic targets for cardiovascular diseases - p. 637 49. Chapter 36. Shining new light on community health resilience with special focus on vision impairment and optometry services needed at the primary healthcare level - p. 643 50. Chapter 37. Polycystic ovarian syndrome and infertility - p. 661 51. Chapter 38. Frontotemporal dementia: Pathogenesis and treatment - p. 675 52. Chapter 39. A multidimensional approach to retinal dystrophies: Bridging advanced therapeutics, nutrition, and personalized care - p. 687 53. Chapter 40. Public health challenges in the holistic approach of curing cancer - p. 737 54. Chapter 41. Gut as a gateway to health and disease - p. 759 55. Index - p. 779
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.
1. Title of Book - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Contributors - p. xxxiii 7. About the editors - p. xliii 8. Preface - p. xlv 9. Part I. Basic aspects of public health - p. P1 10. Chapter 1. Global health challenges: Addressing worldwide health issues - p. 3 11. Chapter 2. Epidemiology and biostatistics: Foundations and applications - p. 21 12. Chapter 3. The molecular revolution in healthcare: A paradigm shift - p. 53 13. Chapter 4. Health policy and management - p. 59 14. Chapter 5. Health equity and social justice: Promoting fairness in health - p. 77 15. Chapter 6. Public health law and ethics: Legal framework for harm reduction and social justice - p. 95 16. Chapter 7. Sustainable development: Strategies to attain public health sustainability - p. 111 17. Chapter 8. CBRN threat landscape, emergency preparedness, and response - p. 129 18. Chapter 9. Coordinated crisis management in disaster and humanitarian response - p. 147 19. Chapter 10. “Health information and marketing -effective communication Strategies” Guiding consumers through the noise - p. 159 20. Chapter 11. Digital health programs - p. 177 21. Chapter 12. Digital communication strategy for promoting environment friendly-feminism with special reference to sustainable health and menstrual hygiene: An empirical eco-feminism perspective in the Indian context - p. 207 22. Chapter 13. Innovations in health management through digitalization - p. 225 23. Part II. Behavior and psychological health - p. P2 24. Chapter 14. Behavioral and mental health: Understanding and addressing key issues - p. 241 25. Chapter 15. Adolescent mental health with a focus on depression traits: A cross-sectional study in Kochi, Kerala - p. 257 26. Chapter 16. Nature and nurture: Environmental well-being shapes mental health outcomes - p. 269 27. Chapter 17. Psychological perspectives on modern mental health challenges: Technology, family dynamics and emerging stressors - p. 281 28. Chapter 18. Advances in the educational strategies in personalized learning for children with autism spectrum disorders - p. 289 29. Part III. Environment and occupational health issues - p. P3 30. Chapter 19. Public health and environmental health implications of pesticides and mitigation strategies for pesticides - p. 309 31. Chapter 20. Contaminated water: Adolescent vulnerability to hepatitis - p. 327 32. Chapter 21. Significance of sanitation from human health perspective—A review - p. 343 33. Chapter 22. Climate change and infectious diseases - p. 353 34. Chapter 23. Pathogens, pollutants, and preservation: Biodiversity's role in mitigating health risks - p. 371 35. Chapter 24. Understanding occupational health: A deep dive into hazards, diseases, and safety strategies - p. 387 36. Chapter 25. Occupational health hazards of coir workers: A cross-sectional study from Alappuzha district, Kerala - p. 409 37. Part IV. Nutrition and public health concerns - p. P4 38. Chapter 26. Public health nutrition: Issues, strategies, and policy perspectives - p. 423 39. Chapter 27. Public health nutrition: Promoting healthy dietary practices - p. 433 40. Chapter 28. Public health nutrition: Promoting healthy dietary practices for cardiovascular health - p. 471 41. Chapter 29. Food adulteration be preservatives, colors etc. —Control strategies - p. 483 42. Chapter 30. Food for thought: Nutritional interventions to support mental wellness in communities - p. 515 43. Part V. Concerns about some ailments in public - p. P5 44. Chapter 31. Transforming public health: The impact of nanotechnology in pathogen detection - p. 527 45. Chapter 32. Malocclusion and public health - p. 557 46. Chapter 33. Geriatric health: Issues and solutions - p. 605 47. Chapter 34. Cardiac aging and biomarkers of aging-related cardiac diseases - p. 617 48. Chapter 35. Therapeutic targets for cardiovascular diseases - p. 637 49. Chapter 36. Shining new light on community health resilience with special focus on vision impairment and optometry services needed at the primary healthcare level - p. 643 50. Chapter 37. Polycystic ovarian syndrome and infertility - p. 661 51. Chapter 38. Frontotemporal dementia: Pathogenesis and treatment - p. 675 52. Chapter 39. A multidimensional approach to retinal dystrophies: Bridging advanced therapeutics, nutrition, and personalized care - p. 687 53. Chapter 40. Public health challenges in the holistic approach of curing cancer - p. 737 54. Chapter 41. Gut as a gateway to health and disease - p. 759 55. Index - p. 779
