… Data from European epidemiological studies on the relation between long-term exposure to
particulate matter (PM) and mortality are still limited, as most research on health effects of air …

… For all-cause cardiopulmonary mortality, significant associations we also found using fine
particulate matter as the index of air pollution. Mortality due to other causes was not …

… particulate matter and heart disease was noted in the mid-nineties of last century when the
epidemiological evidence … Nowadays, epidemiological studies have demonstrated coherent …

… evidence of carcinogenicity,” or “inadequate evidence regarding carcinogenicity.” The
overall strength of the body of epidemiologic evidence … of the body of evidence based on the …

Epidemiologic cohort studies have consistently demonstrated … To explore this issue, this review
discusses the evidence for (i) … this review provides the evidence to support an elicitation. …

… The objective of this paper is to briefly evaluate the epidemiological evidence of how CV
mortality risk is affected by the intensity and duration of fine PM exposure and propose a …

… Some of the strongest epidemiological evidence on associations between PM and both
mortality and morbidity highlights the complexities of disentangling effects of specific …

Ambient particulate matter (PM) pollution is estimated to be responsible for 3.2 million deaths
annually worldwide. Although many studies have demonstrated PM as a serious risk factor …

… Numerous epidemiological, biomedical and clinical studies indicate that ambient particulate
matter (PM) in air pollution is strongly associated with increased cardiovascular disease …

… In this study, we examined the relationship between ambient particulate matter levels and
pulmonary function in adults across 49 cities in the United States. Pulmonary function data …