… basic chemistry and health effects associated with air pollution exposure is well established,
… tools need to be further validated against relevant physiological effects such as changes in …

… outdoor air pollution and semen quality. However, the results were inconsistent. We performed
the current meta‐analysis to evaluate the role of outdoor air pollution … to air pollution were …

… .5 pollutant concentration, at which no health effects of air pollution could be observed, exists.
(1) … The calculations presented in this study assume a stable, physiological pH as found in …

… to separately identify the effects of each of these on mental health. We use PM2.5 as our
measure of air pollution, as many of the identified physiological pathways in the relationship …

… Organisms convey information on their physiological condition through … effects of air pollution
on the emission of insect-produced chemicals. However, it is well known that air pollution, …

… air pollutants are those that are formed within the atmosphere. In terms of chemical
composition, air pollution … Potential limitations in using animal models include physiological and …

… to air pollution and noise was associated with differences in local gyrification indices (lGIs),
a surface-based measure used for studying atrophy in the physiologically aging brain. …

… Evidence has shown that each air pollutant has different toxicologic and physiologic effects
on human health 28 . PM 2.5 has been shown to cause endothelial and vascular dysfunction, …

… of air pollutants by plants have been reviewed. Furthermore, current challenges and future
research directions about air pollution … Most of the VOCs have good physiological activity and …

… risk for air pollution–related cardiovascular health effects. The elderly population may be
more susceptible as a function of the gradual decline of biological and physiological processes …