Air pollution in Chinese megacities by particulate matter and ozone is a major health
problem originating partly from emissions of nitrogen oxides. Therefore, there is a need for …

In China, the level of ambient fine particulate matter (PM2. 5) pollution far exceeds the air
quality standards recommended by the World Health Organization. Moreover, the health …

Background Short-term fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) exposure and increased circulatory
mortality have been well documented. However, there are inconsistent findings on mortality …

Although studies have estimated the associations of PM 2.5 with total mortality or
cardiopulmonary mortality, few have comprehensively examined cause-specific mortality …

Background: Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the major noncommunicable disease (NCD)
accounting for 17.9 million deaths. If current trends continue, the annual number of deaths …

The significant correlation between particulate matter with aerodynamic diameters of≤ 2.5
µm (PM 2.5) and the high morbidity and mortality of respiratory diseases has become the …

The short-term alteration of peripheral cytokines may be an early adverse health effect of PM
2.5 exposure and may be further associated with cardiovascular disease. We conducted a …

A reliable and efficient forecasting system can be used to warn the general public against
the increasing PM2. 5 concentration. This paper proposes a novel AdaBoost‐ensemble …

China has been experiencing some of the world's most serious air pollution, especially
severe smog events swept China in January of 2013, leading to extensive international …

The task force has comprehensively reviewed efforts for air pollution prevention and control,
the acute health effects of fine particles (PM 2.5), and the health benefits of air pollution …