Outdoor air pollution has been classified as carcinogenic to humans (Group 1) for lung
cancer, but the underlying mechanism and key toxic components remain incompletely …

Ambient air pollution was classified as carcinogenic to humans (Group 1) for lung cancer.
DNA damage was an important first step in the process of carcinogenesis, and could also be …

Epidemiological studies conducted in metropolitan areas have demonstrated that exposure
to environmental air pollution is associated with increases in mortality. Carcinogenic …

Background Air pollution is thought to exert health effects through oxidative stress, which
causes damage to DNA and lipids. Objective We determined whether levels of oxidatively …

The association between ambient air pollution (AAP) exposure and lung cancer risk has
been investigated in prospective studies and the results are generally consistent, indicating …

Large cohort studies in the US and in Europe suggest that air pollution may increase lung
cancer risk. Biomarkers can be useful to understand the mechanisms and to characterize …

Most of environment-related diseases often result from multiple exposures of abiotic and/or
biotic stressors across various life stages. The application of environmental DNA/RNA …

Background: Air pollution contributes significantly to global increases in mortality,
particularly within urban environments. Limited knowledge exists on the mechanisms …

The health effects of ambient air pollution are well-described, but less is known about the
biological mechanisms mediating these health effects. In recent years, the hypothesis that …

Environmental health science aims to link environmental pollution sources to adverse health
outcomes to develop effective exposure intervention strategies that reduce long-term …