Tag: Pollution, Air

In each PM_2.5 stratum, moderate and high levels of exercise were associated with a reduced risk for death versus inactivity

Increases in COVID-19 cases and deaths seen in 28 days following wildfire-linked increases in PM_2.5

Sixteen percent increased hazard of dementia seen with each 1-µg/m³ increase in the moving average of 10-year PM_2.5

Sex differences seen in sensitive windows, with highest risk for asthma seen for females exposed to higher levels of UFPs in late pregnancy

Risk for uterine leiomyomata associated with ambient concentration of ozone, but not PM_2.5 or NO₂

Long-term exposure to PM with diameter ≤2.5 µm, PM with diameter ≤10 µm, and NO₂ linked to systolic BP values

Increased physical activity with high exposure to air pollution may increase risk for cardiovascular disease

Association seen between incident allergic rhinitis and increase in PM_2.5 during period from 30 gestational weeks to 52 weeks after birth

Exposure to different pollutants including PM_2.5, NO₂, NO_x linked to differences in retinal layer thickness

Associations seen in adults in China significantly stronger in urban areas and for men, younger adults, those without comorbidities