Managing exposure to air pollution and detecting the exposome | Dr. Michael Snyder

Poor air quality has been linked with effects on human health, ranging from asthma to Alzheimer's disease. Assessing and quantifying the exposome — all of the non-genetic tangible exposures we experience during a lifetime, including those from the air, physical surroundings, microbes, and chemicals — is challenging. Identifying environmental exposures can paint a clear picture of our disease risk and allow us to make informed decisions about diet and lifestyle to mitigate some of that risk. In this clip, Dr. Michael Snyder describes how exposure to airborne biological and chemical agents affects our health.

Original episode published on Jun 8, 2021
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[erikthompson]

What is that air monitoring device? Where is testing done? Thank you.

[michaelrose]

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