The adverse health effects of air pollution became widely acknowledged after severe
pollution episodes occurred in Europe and North America before the 1960s. In these areas …

In order to assess health effects in humans caused by environmental nitrogen dioxide (NO2)
a systematic review of studies in humans was conducted. MEDLINE database was searched …

INTRODUCTION: The Aphekom project aimed to provide new, clear, and meaningful
information on the health effects of air pollution in Europe. Among others, it assessed the …

ContextOzone has been associated with various adverse health effects, including increased
rates of hospital admissions and exacerbation of respiratory illnesses. Although numerous …

Background: Although many time-series studies of ozone and mortality have identified
positive associations, others have yielded null or inconclusive results, making the results of …

Background: There is ample evidence that short-term ozone exposure is associated with
transient decrements in lung functions and increased respiratory symptoms, but the short …

Background: Results from time-series epidemiologic studies evaluating the relationship
between ambient ozone concentrations and premature mortality vary in their conclusions …

Las emisiones a la atmósfera relacionadas con el cambio climático pueden agravar los
efectos de la contaminación del aire sobre la salud de los ciudadanos, no solo …

Background and objectives: Epidemiologic studies have attributed adverse health effects to
air pollution; however, controversy remains regarding the relationship between ambient …

Background Although ozone (O3) and other pollutants have been associated with
cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, the effects of O3 on out-of-hospital cardiac arrest …