Review for A Comprehensive Examination of the Detrimental Effects Caused by Welding Fumes on Human Well-Being and the Ongoing Risks to Public Health

This article examines the intricate health hazards of welding, emphasizing cancer risks, respiratory and neurological impacts, and the need for ventilation measures. Utilizing advanced techniques, welding fumes' composition and morphology, revealing elevated risks for stainless steel welders were analyzed. A novel robotic system for continuous exposure assessments, advocates for a thorough re-evaluation of welding practices. It navigates the complexity of risk factors, addressing short-term and long-term health risks, including emissions' broader environmental impacts. The research underscores the importance of controlled animal models, investigating the link between welding and various cancers. Acknowledging collaborative efforts, the study aims to enhance our understanding of safer working conditions in the welding community. The article narrates the negative side of welding fumes on the health of human beings and its detrimental effects on the human life cycle. The authors have gone through the various articles and presented a comprehensive review that brings out the problems associated with welding.