INTRODUCTION: Ambient air pollution can have adverse effects on the health of exposed
populations, but individuals or groups are not equally vulnerable, and pollution reduction …

Background Understanding public health risk perceptions is essential in efficient
environmental health management. In the light of the negative impact of air pollution on …

Air pollution is not spread evenly across demographic groups. Exposures and associated
health risks appear to fall disproportionately on populations that are poor and nonwhite …

Background: Environmental health is a growing area of knowledge, continually increasing
and updating the body of evidence linking the environment to human health. Aim: This study …

This article reviews the sub-population groups who are at high risk and first to be harmed by
air pollution coming from anthropogenic combustions. Epidemiological studies from the last …

Background Associations between air pollution and a multitude of health effects are now
well established. Given ubiquitous exposure to some level of air pollution, the attributable …

Exposure to high levels of air pollution can cause a variety of adverse health outcomes. Air
quality in developed countries has been generally improved over the last three decades …

Epidemiological research to identify subpopulations with enhanced susceptibility to air
pollution is still at an early stage. From the available studies, there is evidence that both …

The environmental and health impacts from the massive discharge of chemicals and
subsequent pollution have been gaining increasing public concern. The unintended …

Abstract Purpose of Review We present a review of emerging technologies and how these
can transform personal air pollution exposure assessment and subsequent health research …