Americans face rising chronic disease linked to everyday exposures from air, water, food, and consumer products. IHPC’s Environmental Health White Paper outlines the evidence and practical policy steps to protect families, focusing on arsenic, lead, bisphenols, and PFAS, plus the training clinicians need to respond.

Addressing chronic disease at its root by tackling toxic exposures in air, water, and food; strengthening prevention through interagency coordination; advancing clinician training in environmental medicine; and promoting policies that protect children, families, and communities nationwide