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Exposure science

Exposure science is the study of the contact between humans (and other organisms) and harmful agents within their environment – whether it be chemical, physical, biological, behavioural or mental stressors – with the aim of identifying the causes and preventions of the adverse health effects they result in. This can include exposure within the home…

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History

HippocratesExposure assessment
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The 'exposome' concept

GenomeGenomicsGenotypingTranscriptomicsImmunomics
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Need

World Health OrganisationDisease burdenChlorofluorocarbons
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Source-to-disease pathway

Paul LioyOxidative stressVascular dementia
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Source-to-disease pathway

The 'exposome' concept

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Exposure science

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples60
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Exposure science

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related to history · 19
Exposure science → AD, Advances, Air, Airborne Pollutants, BC, Following, HELIX, Hippocrates, However, Human Exposure Assessments, It, London, National Exposure Research Laboratory, National Research Council, One, Opportunities, Places, The, Water
related to Source-to-disease pathway · 10
Exposure science → B12, Endogenous, Exogenous, For, Identifying, It, Kirk Smith, Paul Lioy, The, Understanding
related to Need · 8
Exposure science → An, Exposure, Other, Parkinson's, Since, The, The World Health Organisation, UV
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Exposure science → shifted focus onto the development of an 'exposome' to match the already underway construction of the complete 'genome, study of the contact between humans

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exposure science health within exposures contact research example sources internal human however environment field dose exposome organism result external environmental

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Exposure scienceis astudy of the contact between humans0.90text
Exposure scienceis ashifted focus onto the development of an 'exposome' to match the already underway construction of the complete 'genome0.90text
transportinstance ofThe production of greenhouse gases from sources0.80text
agriculture has been strongly linked to global warminginstance ofThe production of greenhouse gases from sources0.80text
which is subsequently causing rising sea-levelsinstance ofThe production of greenhouse gases from sources0.80text
damage to the environments in which many species live withininstance ofThe production of greenhouse gases from sources0.80text
radiationinstance ofExogenous sources refer to examples0.80text
air pollutantsinstance ofExogenous sources refer to examples0.80text
foodinstance ofExogenous sources refer to examples0.80text
social interactionsinstance ofExogenous sources refer to examples0.80text
gut microflorainstance ofEndogenous sources refer to examples0.80text
oxidative stressinstance ofEndogenous sources refer to examples0.80text

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