In an industrialized society, health risks are often hidden where we work, play, and learn. These risks can result in acute injuries or exposure to pathogens, such as asbestos, lead and a host of others. Factories and offices, schools and colleges, playgrounds and many other public places present unique challenges to public health practice. Laws has been a prominent tool in regulating the construction, maintenance and sanitation of public and private places, but more research is needed to identify the most effective approaches.
In an industrialized society, health risks are often hidden where we work, play, and learn. These risks can result in acute injuries or exposure to pathogens, such as asbestos, lead and a host of others. Factories and offices, schools and colleges, playgrounds and many other public places present unique challenges to public health practice. Laws has been a prominent tool in regulating the construction, maintenance and sanitation of public and private places, but more research is needed to identify the most effective approaches.