… daily data of a range of particle metrics and respiratory mortality for London (UK) 2002–2005.
To better quantify the average health impact of these particles, we measured the same set …

… of Air Pollution (Department of Health, 1995) concluded that no known chemical substance
… of exposure to particulate matter to explain the observed magnitude of health effects. Even …

… and the resulting particle properties applied in recent experimental studies of the biological
effects of wood smoke, and the relative toxicity of different types of wood smoke particles. The …

… of these particles on human health and disease has historically been underappreciated.
Furthermore, due to the monitoring trends based on larger visible particles, the health effects of …

… fine particles, and PM 0.1 (particles ≤0.1 µm in diameter), also called ultrafine particles (this …
), have different health effects that, in part, result from how these particles navigate the small …

… they undergo, liquid organic particles can be formed in the nucleation mode (D p < 30 nm).
Later in this review, DPM respiratory health effect mechanisms and health outcomes will be …

… of these particles responsible for the adverse health effects. … of fine and coarse particles on
respiratory symptoms and … increment in fine particles [(for 15 μg/m 3 particulate matter (PM) <…

… to ultrafine particles in order to assess particle-induced … (1) the impact of particle properties
such as surface area and … (2) the interference of diesel exhaust particles with toll-like receptor-…

… We investigated acute respiratory health effects in a panel of healthy, young volunteers
semiexperimentally exposed to ambient air pollution with contrasting PM characteristics. We …

… the health effects of lung deposited diesel exhaust particles, and in general of combustion-generated
particles, to two separate contributions: the chemical and the physical effect. The …