The Human Exposome Project is a global effort underway to understand how the environment influences our health.

It includes exposures from our diets, our lifestyles and our behaviors.

It’s hoped that, like the Human Genome Project, it will help us prevent and treat things like heart disease, diabetes and Alzheimer’s disease.

Guest/s

• Fenna Sillé, one of the coordinators of a proposed Human Exposome Project, and assistant professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health

References

• The Human Exposome Project