| 11.1 Chemical hazards include toxic substances and pollutants
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| 11.2 Bacteria, viruses, and parasites are spread through the environment
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| 11.3 Toxic substances move through the environment and can accumulate in large concentrations
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| 11.4 Exposure to endocrine disruptors can affect the health of humans and other organisms
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| 11.5 Misuse and overuse have promoted resistance to antibiotics and insecticides
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| 11.6 Infectious diseases spill over from wild species and continue evolving to evade our defenses
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| 11.7 We assess risk both qualitatively and quantitatively
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| 11.8 Risk management involves reducing environmental hazards and controlling disease
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| 11.9 Evolutionary biology can help manage antibiotic and insecticide resistance
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| Central Question: What is the relationship between the environment and human health and how can we manage that relationship?
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| Chapter 11: Review Questions
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