The air sampling and analysis for dealing with chemical risks started in the second half of
the 1800s, where a significant role was played by the mining industry relating to dust, carbon …

Air pollution exposure has been linked to increased morbidity and mortality. Estimating the
association between air pollution exposure and health outcomes is complicated by …

Statistical, Mapping and Digital Approaches in Healthcare addresses all health territories,
starting from the analysis of geographical data (health data, population data, health data …

Personal exposure studies have found that individuals are exposed to the highest levels of
trafficrelated pollution while commuting. This is a concern as there is strong evidence that …

Urbanization leads to motorised transport in both, developed and developing countries.
Particularly, in developing countries motorised transport has become primarily cause of …

The contribution of transportation to ambient particulate matter (PM) has increased since
2000 in China. Over this time, Chinese cities have grown rapidly in size, population, car …

Poor outdoor air quality has been linked to a mortality burden of between 28,000 and 36,000
every year in the UK 1 and 4.2 million deaths brought forward globally 2; it also significantly …

La santé des personnes dépend des conditions de vie et de l'environnement choisis ou
subis. Ainsi, il est pertinent de caractériser la santé par l'optimisation du territoire. C'est à …

Cycling to work has been promoted as a green commute in many countries because of its
reduced congestion relative to that of cars and its reduced environmental impact on air …

With the increasing worldwide awareness of air pollution, there is a growing need to provide
evidence-based suggestions for measures to reduce its effect. Public policy plays a crucial …