… , behavioral), economic, and social effects of air pollution beyond its physiological and
environmental effects. Affectively, air pollution decreases happiness and life satisfaction, and …

… In this section, we provide a selective summary of the scientific evidence mapping air pollution
exposure to physiological end points, with an eye toward mechanisms that underpin the …

… air pollution mediates the effect of actual air pollution on state anxiety and thus unethical
behavior (ie, actual pollution → perceived pollution … only the main effect of air pollution, we also …

… on olfactory communication (51), and the correlation with circulatory physiology shown in
this study, we also assessed whether the observed differences in behavior, survival, and …

… Air pollution remains a major factor for adverse health effects … of air pollutants and
exposure-associated health effects are … generating ROS in physiological and pathological …

… if air pollution has a long-term effect on mitochondrial respiration and whether this effect may
indirectly mediate the effect of air pollution … We hypothesized that exposure to air pollution …

… Air pollution may be dispersed and transported … Air pollution management means the
reduction to acceptable levels or possible elimination of air pollutants whose presence in the air …

… more physiologic endpoints have increasingly been studied, demonstrating that air pollution
… The very fact that the long-term effects of living in areas of high pollution have larger effects …

Air pollution is a risk factor for cardiovascular and respiratory morbidity and mortality. A
growing literature also links exposure to diverse air pollutants (eg, nanoparticles, particulate …

… Our results contribute to an understanding of the physiological health consequences of PM
… the underlying regulatory mechanisms of the physiological effects identified in wild animals, …