The impacts of changes in environmental conditions and pollution on human health are multiple and vary from country to country. The WHO is the leading global institution documenting the relationship between health and the environment. Its publications include a considerable volume of critical global statistics on environmental health.
The topics included are:
Environmental health inequalities in Europe. Second assessment report (2019)
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Human biomonitoring: facts and figures
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Healthy environments for healthier people
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Information system aiming to support public health and environmental policies in the WHO European Region. The system is an interactive database, composed of country-level indicators and regional assessments (fact sheets). The fact sheets also include information on how data is obtained and how the indicators are calculated. ENHIS indicators provide information on exposures, health outcomes and policy actions related to the environment and health priority areas for the European Region known as Regional Priority Goals (RPGs)
Evolution of WHO air quality guidelines: past, present and future (2017)
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