… in both rural and urban communities in developing countries [50]. Recent studies have
shown that air pollution can affect the developing fetus via maternal exposure, resulting in …

… Other sources of indoor air pollution in developing countries include smoke … air pollution in
the form of environmental tobacco smoke can be expected to increase in developing countries…

… pollutants, principally because comparatively little work has been published on the other
three categories in developing countries. … sources and pollutants will be briefly discussed first. …

… Sumeet Saksena conducts research on human exposure to air pollution in developing
countries. He has experience in field and policy research in Asian countries. He is currently …

… burden attributable to indoor air pollution would substantially … that the hazards of indoor air
pollution probably occur from a … , have helped identify indoor air pollution from solid fuels as a …

… pollution probably occur in the developing world, not in the households, schools, and offices
of developed countries … As a result, much of the health impacts from air pollution worldwide …

… of air quality in cities of developing countries from Africa, Asia, and America in the 1990s.
Levels of air pollutants… problem in many cities of developing countries and should be a matter of …

… outdoor air pollution in developing countries from epidemiologic results in developed
countries (Cohen et al. 2003)): 1) Differences in pollutant mix due to different sources, ie although …

… We begin by discussing the extent of the indoor air pollution problem in developing countries,
then review the evidence on health risks, the global health impact and the prospects for …

… (TEA) revolution and its implications for air pollution control in the United States. Here, Part
2 extends the discussion to examine the revolution's implications for developing countries. …