As part of the training course for college staff, a scientific lecture was held that addressed the relationship of diseases to human daily life, and the role of the plant environment in influencing public health, with a focus on the concept of mutual benefit between humans and the plant environment.
The lecture addressed how some diseases are transmitted and affect daily life, the importance of environmental balance in limiting their spread, as well as explaining the scientific methods adopted in knowing pathological concentrations and the influencing environmental factors through chemical and biological analysis.
The lecture also reviewed simplified and practical methods of analysis, aimed at facilitating understanding of environmental and health diagnostic mechanisms, and enhancing participants' awareness of the importance of using analytical tools in assessing environmentally related health risks.
