The impact of increasing air pollution on human health and the environment is a major
concern worldwide. Exposure to air pollution is one of the leading risk factors and …

Indoor air quality (IAQ), specifically after the COVID-19 pandemic, has become an
international issue, as humans spend 80-90% of their time in indoor microenvironments …

Proper management of biomedical waste (BMW) is required to avoid environmental and
human health risks. The current study evaluated the BWM practices in public and private …

Combustion of solid biomass fuel (SBF) releases a high concentration of airborne pollutants,
resulting in household air pollution (HAP). HAP is considered as a leading risk factor for the …

India is the home of nearly 20% of the global population with 1.35 billion people. Of all non‐
communicable diseases, allergic diseases such as allergic rhinitis (AR) and asthma appear …

Bioaerosols are a subset of important airborne particulates that present a substantial human
health hazard due to their allergenicity and infectivity. Chemical reactions in atmospheric …

Dust in the home environment is thought to be a potential trigger for increasing allergic
diseases, such as allergic rash, rhinitis, asthma, and other conditions, associated with dust …

Several studies highlight the environmental and human health impacts of outdoor air
pollution. However, a significant gap exists in understanding indoor air pollution in urban …

Air pollution has become a major environmental health risk factor in lower-and middle-
income countries. There are several policies and regulations to control outdoor air pollution …

Abstract Introduction: Allergen-specific IgE (sIgE) sensitization exists in a considerable
fraction of chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) patients. Basophils have been implicated in …