Lecture

Consequences of Unfavorable Environmental Conditions on Health

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This lecture explores the impact of noise pollution on human metabolism, leading to disturbances such as sleep disorders and obesity. It delves into the proposed pathophysiological mechanisms of noise-induced cardiometabolic diseases and the multiple health benefits of urban tree canopy.

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