Across
- 4. A disease caused by environmental exposure rather than genetic factors.
- 7. Chemical used to destroy pests that may affect health.
- 9. Contamination of the atmosphere with harmful substances.
- 10. Process of adjusting to environmental changes.
- 11. Harmful effect produced by toxic substances.
- 13. Harmful changes in the environment caused by human activities.
- 15. Presence of harmful substances in air, water, or soil.
- 17. Science studying frequency and distribution of diseases in populations.
- 18. Prevention and control of environmental health risks.
- 19. Industrial waste or substances released into the environment.
Down
- 1. Tiny harmful particles suspended in the air.
- 2. Damage to living organisms due to environmental stress.
- 3. Environmental factor capable of causing disease.
- 4. Study of diseases caused by environmental factors.
- 5. Science that studies interactions between organisms and their environment.
- 6. Long-term exposure to harmful environmental conditions.
- 8. Physical, chemical, or biological factor causing stress.
- 12. Study of structural and functional changes caused by disease.
- 14. Disease occurring due to workplace environmental hazards.
- 16. Poisonous chemical substance causing health damage.