Aim & Scope
Environmental Research: Health (ERH) is a multidisciplinary, open access journal devoted to addressing important global challenges at the interface of the environment and public health in a way that bridges scientific progress and assessment with efforts relating to impact/future risks, resilience, mitigation, adaptation, security and solutions in the broadest sense. All research methodologies are encouraged comprehensively covering qualitative, quantitative, experimental, theoretical and applied approaches; exposure assessments; implementation studies; and policy analysis. Particular topics of interest include (but are not limited to): Physical, chemical and environmental factors directly associated with public health; Environmental epidemiology; Environmental chemistry, microbiology and toxicology; Environmental and occupational health; Health and the natural environment (e.g., greenspace, vegetation, urban parks); Health and the built environment; Climate change and health; Infectious disease prevention and control; Computation and modelling of infectious diseases; Food safety and control; Water quality and disease; Air quality and disease; Hazardous materials and toxic substances management; Public health infrastructure; Public health impact assessment, systems management, mitigation and adaptation; Tools and methods to assess the health impacts of environmental conditions, such as air, water and soil quality and pollution; Emerging areas that examine the relationship between the environment and public health. [1]
Series / Collection
2515-7620 ( Online )
IOP Publishing
2976-601X ( Online )
IOP Publishing
2634-4505 ( Online )
IOP Publishing
1748-9326 ( Online )
IOP Publishing
2024
Systematic review of climate change induced health impacts facing Malaysia: gaps in research
R Pandya-Wood , A Azhari , H Johar , ... , T Su
Environmental Research - Health , 2024
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A Nori-Sarma , M Eliot , E Whitsel , ... , E Kulick
Environmental Research - Health , 2024
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Odor, air quality, and well-being: understanding the urban smellscape using crowd-sourced science
S Bhandari , D Monticelli , K Xie , ... , A Giang
Environmental Research - Health , 2024
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Low-cost system application for policy assessment: a case study from Berlin
A Caseiro , S Schmitz , A Kerschbaumer , E von Schneidemesser
Environmental Research - Health , 2024
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The burden of heat in arid regions of the Middle East: an analysis from Jordan and Kuwait
Environmental Research - Health , 2024
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