Cold, damp and mouldy housing arises from the degradation of the housing stock over time
due to weathering and a lack of maintenance. Living in such houses is associated with many …

Adverse health effects of cement plant exposure have been found in occupational contexts
but are less defined for the general population living near plants. We aimed to summarize …

Heavy metal contamination of environmental media in mining area is a global major concern
because of its potential threat for human health through food chain. However, the …

Рассматривается влияние микроразмерных твердых частиц (PM particulate matter),
содержащихся в атмосферном воздухе населенных пунктов, на здоровье человека. В …

Cement manufacturing contributes to the elevation of air pollutants in the atmosphere and
thus impact on the nearby communities. This study assessed air quality in a major Cement …

Cement plants located in urban areas can increase health risk. Although children are
particularly vulnerable, biomonitoring studies are lacking. Toenail concentration of 24 metals …

This study assessed the carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic health risks of cement plant
workers exposed to chromium (Cr), arsenic (As), cadmium (Cd), and lead (Pb) in cement …

Although, photocatalytic cement contains nanosized TiO 2, a possibly carcinogen, no
exposure assessments exist for construction workers. We characterized airborne …

Cement mineral dust contains a variety of carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic substances.
The study aimed to determine the probability of health risk among cement workers due to …

The related literature reveal that the papers on environmental pollution do not sufficiently
analyse the cement production which is an important determinant of air pollution and health …