Complicated nature of present environmental pollution necessitates thorough epidemiologic studies to reveal causal and dose-effect relationships between ecology and health state of population. Besides that we should consider influence of such items as lifestyle (nutrition, psychologic state, bad habits) on public health. The article shows role of occupational hazards for health state, influence of parents' occupations on health and vitality of the children. The authors revealed effects of occupational factors (occupation) on relative risk of mortality with some diseases and on total life expectancy.
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