The International Society for Environmental Epidemiology ISEE

International Society for Environmental Epidemiology established in 1987 when around 60 epidemiologists met in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. International Society for Environmental Epidemiology is a universal organization having associates from more than 70 countries and local stages and local groups in Latin America, the Mediterranean, Europe, and East Asia. ISEE associates addressed topic which include environmental exposures that is air pollution, hazardous waste, metals, pesticides, radiation), health effects like cancer, cardiac disease, neurologic disease, reproductive disease, methodology like biomarkers, ecological investigations, dosage calculation, meta-analysis, risk management, interaction of gene interest, ethics and law. ISEE motivates association not only from epidemiology but also from other disciplines as exposure valuation and science, toxicology, biochemistry, and biostatistics, amongst others. Environmental epidemiology educations external factors which affect the incidence and geographical range of health concern. These factors are naturally occurring or may be introduced into environments where human beings live, do their work, and play together. Environmental exposures are involuntary and generally eliminate occupational experiences and voluntary experiences such as active smoking, medicines and diet.