Long-term exposure to air pollutants is likely to be associated with mental disorders, but
relevant studies remain limited and inconsistent, and evidence to assess causality is …

Background There is little evidence on whether PM2. 5 and ground surface ozone have
consistent effects on increased individual medical costs, and there is a lack of evidence on …

Existing studies on the most impactful component remain controversial, hindering the
optimization of future air quality standards that concerns particle composition. We aimed to …

Background Recent epidemiological evidence suggests associations between air pollution
exposure and major depressive disorders, but the literature is inconsistent for other mental …

Few studies have examined the causal relationship between chronic exposure to air
pollutants during pregnancy and depression in adolescent offspring. In addition, it has not …

Background Evidence of a causal relationship between long-term PM 2.5 exposure and
reduced kidney function is lacking in developing countries, and the potential moderating role …

Air pollution remains a risk factor for the global burden of disease. Middle-aged and older
people are more susceptible to air pollution because of their declining physical function and …

Background Depression in late life has been associated with reduced quality of life and
increased mortality. Whether the chronic fine particular matter (PM 2.5) and its components …

Objective This study aims to verify the moderating roles of lifestyle factors and age between
body mass index (BMI), BMI trajectory and depressive symptoms of Chinese adults through …

Introduction Promoting the reemployment of retirees is important to effectively recognize the
capacity of older adults and to help governments cope with an aging global population …