1. What are the effects of exposure to hazardous substance in air, water, soil and food in human health? What are those substance? (Evidenced base) 2. How do we prevent it? 3. How can we consider that hazardous substance is part of the environmental factors affecting health? Please cite the references
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Step 1: The effects of exposure to hazardous substances in air, water, soil, and food on human health include skin diseases, cancer, developmental deficits in children, cognitive development issues, birth defects, lung diseases, and other serious health problems. Show more…
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