… PM10 is the international convention for measuring environmental particulate air pollution.
Increases in PM10 have been linked to exacerbations of airways disease and deaths from …

… Our original hypothesis relating particulate air pollution to cardiovascular illness and
death invoked pulmonary inflammation as a cause of increases in fibrinogen concentrations …

… of urban air.' Numerous epidemiological studies have shown that particulate air pollution is
… locations' suggests that the exact composition of the particulate air pollution is not critical. …

Numerous studies have reported weak but statistically significant acute health effects of
particulate air pollution. The associations are observed at levels below the current US standard …

… This paper aims to review the results of panel studies that have considered the effects of
particulate air pollution on the respiratory health of children. We have used systematic methods …

Studies have shown that exposure to ambient particulate matter is related to an increased
cardiopulmonary morbidity and mortality. The present study was designed to measure the …

… between fine particulate air pollution, especially particles less than 10 mm in diameter (PM10), …
We tested our hypothesis that PM10 induces oxidant stress, causing inflammation and …

… outdoor particle pollution. It is not possible to determine from this study which, if any, of these
explanations are true. In conclusion, this study has confirmed that particle air pollution was …

… air pollution and decreased in the period after the pollution … particle exposure are important
in the pathogenesis of the cardiopulmonary disease associated with particulate air pollution …

… In this study, the strength ofassociation between PM10 exposure and mortality decreased
after control for demographic factors and maternal smoking during pregnancy. The logistic …