What Are the Long-term Implications for Human Health?
The long-term implications of chronic environmental exposure for human health are significant. Persistent exposure to harmful agents can lead to chronic diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular diseases, and respiratory disorders. Histological examination of tissues from affected individuals can provide critical information for early detection, diagnosis, and monitoring of these conditions. Moreover, understanding the histological changes induced by chronic exposure can inform public health policies and strategies to reduce exposure and prevent disease.
