STUDY OF MODERN ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS OF POPULATION HEALTH PROTECTION
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The rapid industrialization and urbanization of modern society have resulted in severe environmental challenges that directly impact public health. Issues such as air pollution, water contamination, climate change, and hazardous waste disposal contribute to the rising incidence of respiratory diseases, cancers, and other health disorders. This paper explores the major environmental threats to human health, discusses their implications, and outlines strategic interventions to mitigate these risks. By implementing sustainable policies and increasing public awareness, societies can safeguard both environmental integrity and human well-being.
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