Environmental health indicators (EHIs) are applied in a variety of research and decision-
making settings to gauge the health consequences of environmental hazards, to summarize …

Air pollution is among the leading global risks for mortality and responsible for increasing
risk for chronic diseases. Community perceptions on exposure are critical in determining …

OBJECTIVE: Arid areas in the Arabian Peninsula are one of the largest sources of global
dust, yet there is no data on the impact of this on human health. This study aimed to …

Previous research provided evidence of an association between short-term exposure to
ozone and mortality risk and of heterogeneity in the risk across communities. The authors …

Methods A literature review was conducted for household air pollution related to biomass
cookstoves in resource limited countries. In January 2018, we electronically searched the …

In 2008, Volkswagen introduced a new generation of “Clean Diesel” cars and heavily
marketed them to environmentally conscious US consumers. Unknown to the public, these …

The volume and type of traffic and exposure to air pollution have been found to be
associated with respiratory health, but few studies have considered the interaction with …

Relatively few studies have evaluated the effects of heterogeneous spatiotemporal pollutant
distributions on health risk estimates in time-series analyses that use data from a central …

Objective: Relatively little research exists focusing on the impact of air pollution on hospital
admissions in Asia compared to the extensive work conducted in the USA and Europe. The …

Traffic-related air pollution is a main contributor to unhealthy ambient air quality, particularly
in urban areas with high traffic volume. Within urban areas, traffic is a major source of local …