Genotoxicity, Toxicological Profiles, and Protecting Communities at Risk

Mohammad Shoeb; Angela D. Ragin; Christopher Rey; Patricia Ruiz

doi:10.70387/001c.160023

April 1, 2026Journal of environmental healthOpen Access

Genotoxicity, Toxicological Profiles, and Protecting Communities at Risk

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To examine the impact of metal-induced genotoxicity and its relevance to community health.
Analysis of metal-induced genotoxicity mechanisms.
Evaluation of telomere biology in relation to health effects.
Assessment of toxicological profiles relevant to communities.
Identification of key toxicological profiles linked to metal exposure.
Insights into telomere biology affecting community health.
Recommendations for risk assessment and prevention strategies based on findings.

Implication

Highlights work on metal-induced genotoxicity and toxicological profiles to support community health efforts.

Abstract

This issue’s Direct From ATSDR column highlights work led and supported by the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) on metal-induced genotoxicity, telomere biology, and toxicological profiles, emphasizing how these support efforts support community health protection, risk assessment, and prevention strategies.

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Shoeb et al. (2026) studied this question.

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