Air pollution is comprised of different compounds and particulate matter (PM) of sizes 2.5
and 10 μm, with the former size posing the greatest danger to humans. Evidence suggests …

Objective Air pollution is one of the most substantial problems globally. Aerodynamic toxic of
particulate matter with< 10 mm in diameter (PM10), or< 2.5 mm (PM2. 5), as well as nitric …

There is growing evidence of an association between increasing exposure to air pollutants
(both short-term and long-term exposures) and elevated risk of mortality and incidence of …

Outdoor and indoor air pollution poses a significant cardiovascular risk, and has been
associated with atherosclerosis, the main underlying pathology in many cardiovascular …

Human health is affected by air pollution, causing cardiometabolic, respiratory, and
neurological disease and increased mortality. Pollutants include gases [for example …

Concentrations of outdoor air pollution are on the rise, particularly due to rapid urbanization
worldwide. Alternatively, poor ventilation, cigarette smoke, and other toxic chemicals …

Background. Little is known about the health risks of air pollution and cardiorespiratory
diseases, globally, across regions and populations, which may differ because of external …

Outdoor air pollution is a significant public health hazard in population centers throughout
the world. Recognition of air pollution as a nuisance dates back many centuries. Decades of …

Air pollution has been one of the significant risks to human health. Various studies indicate
that ambient particulate matter in air pollution is most strongly allied to increased morbidity …

Pollution of the air have been known since the early man discovered fire and started to use
biomass for heating and preparing food. However, many people consider that ambient air …