Audil Rashid教授-处于十字路口的城市暴露：加强流行病学策略研究，促进健康发展
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Urban Exposure at the Crossroads: Strengthening Epidemiological Strategies for Health Promotion
本期主持：
林楠 副研究员
EEH期刊青年编委
上海交通大学
特邀主讲：
Audil Rashid 教授
EEH期刊编委成员
巴基斯坦古吉拉特大学
Audil Rashid is group leader of the EcoHealth Research Lab where he leads various research initiatives across the field of environmental health and impact assessment. He currently holds a permanent faculty position in the University of Gujrat, Pakistan and serving in the Faculty of Sciences as Professor. Trained in life sciences background, he received Ph.D. from Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad with specialization in Ecological Environment. In 2014, he completed post-doctoral research work in Urban Health from Peking University, Beijing. He is an expert environmental health researcher and active member of various international societies. Audil servers on review panel of various international journals.
报告摘要
In our highly urbanized world, communities residing in cities find themselves at the crossroads of numerous exposures. While epidemiological symptoms serve as useful indicators of contaminant exposure, it is crucial to define the exposure attributes of urban populations. Recognizing the inherent connection between these two aspects, a conceptual framework has been developed to comprehend the idea of reducing exposure in order to enhance health outcomes. The approach presented here involves conducting in-depth monitoring of health symptoms within urban communities and categorizing their living and/or occupational attributes. Subsequently, innovative analysis techniques are employed to identify evidence of health risks. By utilizing this approach, environmental epidemiology can be used as a robust tool for addressing perils of urban exposures and providing clear recommendations for preventive measures aimed at improving urban health. This study concludes that implementation a comprehensive urban epidemiological strategy is vital for mitigating the perils of urban exposure.
