Frontiers in Environmental Health: Review Collection

Frontiers in Environmental Health is delighted to present the themed collection, Frontiers in Environmental Health: Review Collection.This collection aims to showcase high-quality, authoritative, and comprehensive review articles that synthesize the latest advances, emerging methodologies, and future perspectives in the multidisciplinary field of environmental health. As an essential area bridging environmental sciences and human well-being, environmental health research provides critical insights into how environmental exposures—ranging from chemical pollutants and climate change to urbanization and lifestyle factors—affect human health across populations and generations.With the rapid advancement of exposure assessment technologies, molecular epidemiology, and data-driven modeling, the field is evolving toward a more integrated understanding of the environment–health nexus. This collection will bring together leading experts to summarize key progress, identify existing knowledge gaps, and propose innovative directions for research and public health policy.This Review Collection welcomes Review and Mini Review articles across all specialty sections of Frontiers in Environmental Health, including:Environmental Exposure and Risk Assessment — chemical, physical, and biological hazards, exposure pathways, and human risk evaluation.⦁     Air Quality and Health⦁     Environmental Epidemiology⦁     Housing Conditions and Public Health⦁     Occupational Safety and Health InterventionsBy bringing together authoritative reviews from leading experts, this collection will serve as an essential resource for researchers, policymakers, and public health professionals—summarizing the state-of-the-art in environmental health science and guiding future directions for improving global health outcomes. Topic editors: Pam Factor-Litvak, Arin Balalian Source: https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/79887/frontiers-in-environmental-health-review-collection