The effect of the occupational environment by autoimmunity on cancer development

Abstract

Millions of people around the world are diagnosed with cancer every year. Taking into account the increased morbidity and mortality due to the long and difficult treatment process and the loss of production in society, this picture can be considered a serious threat. However, despite the fact that it is a preventable disease, considering the impact of the individual exposed to the family and society, occupation-related diseases appear as a major problem in many countries of the world. To solve this complex problem, preventing health risks and identifying possible actionable solutions should be our top priority. In particular, to eliminate occupational cancers, the control of carcinogenic agents, the environment, and the time to which we are exposed, in other words, related processes, and legal regulations, is necessary. Workplace exposures, the cause of which is not clear, but where immunological reactions are observed and different parts of the body are affected. must be controlled. As a result, we have to implement evidence-based policies and cooperate with all stakeholders in the new world order, which is globalized and industrial waste is increasing. © 2022 Nova Science Publishers, Inc.