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Environmental Health Engineering Theory and Practice
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Table of contents
Introductory Material
/About/
/Peer Review/
/Introduction/
/Theory/
/Environmental Health Engineering: What it is and What it is Not/
/Genetics/
/Susceptibility/
/Exposure/
/Disease/
Toxicological Paradigm
/Internal Dose/
/Biologically Effective Dose/
/Early Biologic Effect/
/Altered Structure or Function/
Infectious Disease
/Carriage/
/Infectious Dose/
/Infected Cells/
/Agent Replication/ /Practice/
/Geographic Scope/
/Regulations/
/Communities/
/Populations/
/Individuals/
Core Topics
/Food Safety/
/Drinking Water/
/Sanitation/
/Indoor Air Quality/
/Wastes/
/Housing/
/Disaster Sanitation/
/Statutes and Regulations/
Additional Topics
/Biological Agents/
/Chemical Agents/
/Radiological Agents/
/Vectors and Pests/
/Occupational Exposure/
/Noise/
/Pools/
/Institutions/ Emerging Areas
/Antimicrobial Resistance/
/Plastics/
/Climate Change/
Case Studies
/1993 Cryptosporidiosis Outbreak; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA /
/2014 Lead in Drinking Water Crisis; Flint, Michigan, USA/
Conclusions
/Conclusions/
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NEHA: National Environmental Health Association, USA
CIEH: Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, UK
IFEH: International Federation of Environmental Health
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