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This overview discusses AI-driven methodologies to predict and mitigate waterborne diseases linked to contaminated water, indicating potential public health improvements.
Waterborne diseases resulting from contaminated water sources remain a critical threat to global public health and economic stability. This paper provides a comprehensive academic overview of the intersection between hydrological contamination and human health, proposing an advanced, artificially intelligent surveillance methodology. By integrating environmental exposomics with continuous physiological monitoring, we aim to modernize the epidemiological response to waterborne pathogen outbreaks. The proposed theoretical framework highlights the necessity of multimodal data fusion to accurately predict, track, and mitigate the spread of aquatic pathogens.
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