India has one of the highest (53%) global prevalences of anaemia among women of
reproductive age (WRA, 15–49 years). Long-term exposure to ambient fine particulate …

Anaemia is an important global health issue with various factors responsible for its
occurrence. Though nutritional deficiency is one of the main causes of the disease, evidence …

Background: Anemia is highly prevalent in India, especially in children. Exposure to ambient
fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) is a potential risk factor for anemia via. systemic …

Background: Health effects of air pollution on anaemia have been scarcely studied
worldwide. We aimed to explore the associations of long-term exposure to ambient air …

Background Maternal exposure to ambient particulate matter (PM 2· 5) is associated with
pregnancy loss (ie, stillbirth and miscarriage). South Asia has the highest burden of …

Background Anemia affects upwards of 50% of pregnant women in developing countries
and is associated with adverse outcomes for mother and child. We hypothesized that …

Anaemia is a global public health concern, afflicting adolescent girls, women of reproductive
age, pregnant women and children in low-and middle-income countries. 1 Reduction of …

Airborne fine particulate matter (PM2. 5) is the largest environmental risk factor for premature
mortality worldwide, and the probable cause of several hundred thousand premature deaths …

In the last decade, a number of quantitative epidemiological studies of specific diseases
have been done in developing countries that for the first time allow estimation of the total …

Background Anemia, a highly prevalent disorder in elderly populations, is associated with
numerous adverse health outcomes, including increased mortality, impaired functional …