All articles tagged with #exposomics
A major study links real-world pesticide mixtures in Peru to about a 150% higher cancer risk, based on environmental exposure mapping and cancer registry data, and suggests early cellular changes precede cancer—calling for updated risk assessments that account for chemical mixtures and environmental factors.
Scientists are launching a worldwide exposome initiative to map the lifelong environmental and chemical exposures that drive most diseases. Backed by governments, UNESCO, and international science bodies, the effort uses AI, sensors, metabolomics, and big data to move medicine from genetics toward real-world factors, building regional networks and policy partnerships with upcoming summits to translate findings into public health gains.