Friis' Essentials of Environmental Health (4th Edition) - eBook

**Friis’ Essentials of Environmental Health, 4th Edition** offers a clear and comprehensive introduction to key topics in environmental health. Beginning with foundational principles and essential methodologies such as environmental epidemiology, toxicology, and policy and regulation, the book explores environmental diseases, especially those caused by microbial agents and exposure to ionizing and non-ionizing radiation. It concludes with practical applications in areas like air and water quality, food safety, waste management, and occupational health.

This updated edition features contributions from new authors John S. Neuberger, Joseph Pacheco, and Robert A. Canales, who have integrated the latest research and data aligned with Healthy People 2030 goals. Each chapter ends with revised questions and exercises to promote critical thinking.

**Key Updates Include:**

- Refreshed visuals, tables, data, case studies, and discussion questions
- New chapters on Disasters (distinguishing natural vs. human-made) and Climate Change, covering greenhouse gas impacts, polar region changes, sea level rise, allergen shifts, and mitigation strategies
- Expanded coverage of environmental justice, indoor and outdoor air quality monitoring and management, water quality debates (e.g., fluoridation), radon exposure, wildlife effects, workplace cancers, and other relevant topics

**eBook Details:**
- **Authors:** John S. Neuberger, Joseph Pacheco, Robert A. Canales
- **Format:** Original ePub and converted PDF
- **Publisher:** Jones & Bartlett Learning; Fourth Edition
- **Language:** English
- **ISBN-10:** 1284297977, 1284317927
- **ISBN-13:** 9781284297973, 9781284317923, 9781284317930, 9781284317947, 9781284297980

**Note:** This product includes only the eBook in original ePub format along with a free converted PDF. No access codes are provided.

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