Thermally degraded engine oil and hydraulic fluid fumes contaminating aircraft cabin air
conditioning systems have been well documented since the 1950s. Whilst …

Ambient particles severely threaten human health worldwide. Compared to larger particles,
ultrafine particles (UFPs) are highly concentrated in ambient environments, have a larger …

Large airports are a major source of ultrafine particles, which spread across densely
populated residential areas, affecting air quality and human health. Jet engine lubrication …

Background There is increasing evidence for adverse health effects associated with aircraft-
emitted particulate matter (PM) exposures, which are largely in the ultrafine (PM 0.1) size …

Ultrafine particles (UFPs) pose a significant health risk, making comprehensive assessment
essential. The influence of emission sources on particle concentrations is not only …

Background Malignant brain tumours are rare, but are important to study because survival
rates are low and few modifiable risk factors have been identified. Existing evidence …

Studies revealed airports as a prominent source of ultrafine particles (UFP), which can
disperse downwind to residential areas, raising health concerns. To expand our …

Traffic-related activities are widely acknowledged as a primary source of urban ambient
ultrafine particles (UFPs). However, a notable gap exists in quantifying the contributions of …

Although previous studies have shown increased health risks of particulate matters, few
have evaluated the long-term health impacts of ultrafine particles (UFPs or PM 0.1,≤ 0.1 µm …

Background The adverse health effects of air pollution are well-established. Previous
reviews have highlighted disparities in air pollution exposure between minoritized ethnic …