… a significant association between exposure to particles and … in cancer risk due to ultrafine
particles, but cohort studies on … highest oxidative and mutagenic potential, the paper focuses on …

… particles and standardized multicenter studies. We investigated the relationship between
ultrafine particles and particulate matter … assessing the potential hazard of ultrafine particles are …

… The epidemiological evidence for ultrafine particles (UFP; particles with diameter … particulate
matter (PM 2.5 ) mass is inconclusive. A prevailing view is that urban UFP and PM 2.5 mass …

… Land use regression (LUR) models could potentially be used … a major source of ultrafine
particles in the regional atmosphere … Associations between IHD mortality and the sum of PM 2.5 …

… potential of UFPs has not received much attention from … the relationship between the
pulmonary responses and particle … with 250 nm particles, more titanium dioxide particles with the …

… ultrafine particles (UFPs or PM 0.1 ) and particle surface area concentration (PSC) is lacking.
This case-crossover study assessed the associations between … potential bias resulting from …

… lead to reduction in ultrafine particles (UFP)? The aim … relationship between UFP, measured
in terms of particle number concentration (PNC) and PM 2.5 (mass concentration of particles …

… of ultrafine and nanosize particles and/or particle constituents (… molecular pathways there
is potential for cellular oxidative … be considered as potentially indicative of associations with …

… Many studies have shown an association between chronic exposure to PM 0.1 and heart
disease. A prospective study of 33,831 Dutch residents found that long-term exposure to PM …

Exposure to ultrafine particles (UFPs size < 100 nm) in life and … particle size distribution (PSD)
and their relationship with total particle number concentration (TPNC) and mean particle …