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These studies suggest that understanding and modeling the interactions between human health and the environment can be achieved through systems biology, activity-based modeling, gene-environment interaction studies, integrating geography and social sciences, using animal models, a human ecology framework, and the emerging Human Health-Environment Interaction Science (HHEIS) paradigm.
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Understanding and modeling the interactions between human health and the environment is a complex and multifaceted challenge. This research area encompasses various disciplines, including systems biology, epidemiology, behavioral science, and environmental science. The goal is to elucidate how environmental factors influence human health and to develop models that can predict health outcomes based on environmental exposures.
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The interactions between human health and the environment are complex and require multidisciplinary approaches to understand and model effectively. Systems biology, gene-environment interaction models, activity-based modeling, and animal studies all contribute valuable insights. Conceptual frameworks need to evolve to capture the complexity of these interactions better. The emerging paradigm of Human Health-Environment Interaction Science (HHEIS) reflects the growing integration of human and environmental health research, highlighting the importance of collaborative and comprehensive approaches in this field.
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