ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF POLLUTION ON PUBLIC HEALTH

Abstract

This review paper investigates the multifaceted impacts of pollution on public health. It explores various types of pollution, including air, water, and soil pollution, and their interconnectedness with human health outcomes. The paper synthesizes existing research to analyze the direct and indirect pathways through which pollution affects public health, encompassing respiratory diseases, cardiovascular issues, neurological disorders, and other health challenges. Additionally, this review examines the role of environmental regulations, technological interventions, and public health policies in mitigating pollution-related health risks. Through a comprehensive analysis of the current literature, this paper provides insights into the complex relationship between pollution and public health, highlighting key areas for future research and intervention strategies.