see also:

• foods that may be toxic or bad for you
• risk and the perception of risk
• air pollution and health risks
• the GIT microbiome
• genomics
• metabolome
• metabonomics
• transcriptome
• proteome

• the exposome is a measure of all the environmental or external exposures over our lifetime and the ways in which these impact our health
• it includes diet, food and water toxins, lifestyle, education, income, air pollution, chemical exposures, infectious exposures, radiation exposures, EMF exposures and climate conditions
• many of these can impact health via modifying our the GIT microbiome which is being found to have increasingly wide ranging health impacts including neurologic, psychologic, immunologic and metabolic effects
• the metabonomics focuses on metabolic changes caused by the exposome and health
• clinical diagnostics and risk analyses could be vastly improved through AI analysis of the exposome along with patient-specific genomics, the GIT microbiome analysis, blood analysis of transcriptome, proteome, etc, but this requires massive amounts of individualised data and clinical outcomes to train such AI models

• see 2026: An atlas of exposome–phenome associations in health and disease risk