Contaminants in road dusts can directly pose significant human health risks through oral
ingestion, particle inhalation, and dermal contact. Therefore, this study has been designed to …

In this study, concentrations of Cr, Mn, Ni, Cu, Zn, Cd and Pb were determined in road dusts
collected from different locations in Dhaka to assess source, contamination status and health …

The present study was carried out to determine the contamination levels of heavy metals in
road dust of the National Capital Territory of Delhi (NCT), India and its consequent effect on …

Excessive exposure to heavy metals induces potential adverse health impacts in humans.
More specifically, heavy metals in particulate matter (PM) have a significant impact since PM …

Depending on their particle size and concentration, heavy metals in urban dust pose a
health hazard to humans. This study investigated the total concentration, health risk …

Human activities around or within national highways, combined with atmospheric mixing,
produce road dust, which can cause health problems through a variety of exposure routes …

Anthropogenic activities in and around the urban highways followed by aerodynamic
processing generate street dusts, which can cause adverse health effects through different …

This study aims to assess the spatial patterns of selected dust-borne trace elements
alongside the river Indus Pakistan, their relation with anthropogenic and natural sources …

Road dust, which reflects ambient air quality, receives various pollutants including toxic
metal (oid) s from several natural and/or anthropogenic sources. This manuscript reports a …

Indoor dust acts as a media for heavy metal deposition. Past studies have shown that heavy
metal concentration in indoor dust is affected by local human activities and atmospheric …