Brian Gibson is an Adjunct Professor at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto, with extensive experience in the field of occupational health and public health. He holds multiple degrees from the University of Toronto, including a Bachelor of Arts in Ancient Near Eastern Studies, a Master of Arts in Near Eastern Studies, and a Medical Doctorate. Gibson has been actively involved in various research projects focusing on environmental health and its implications for human illness. He has contributed to systematic reviews and has a strong background in managing health effects associated with environmental exposures. His teaching responsibilities include training residents in Public Health Preventive Medicine, and he has published numerous articles in esteemed journals on topics such as zoonoses, environmental burdens, and health promotion strategies. Throughout his career, Gibson has been recognized for his contributions to the field, particularly in the context of community health and epidemiology, and he remains dedicated to advancing knowledge and practices within public health organizations.