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Air Pollution and Atherothrombosis

Inhalation Toxicology, 2007
Observational studies have consistently demonstrated an association between exposure to air pollution and increased cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. This association is strongest for particulate matter (PM), of which combustion-derived particulate is an important component.
Nicholas L, Mills   +8 more
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Environmental Air Pollution

American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2000
The effects of air pollution on health have been recognized for many hundreds of years. In London, during December 1952, a particularly bad smog, which involved extreme elevations of both SO 2 and black smoke, was associated with more than 1,000 extra deaths during a 5-d period (1).
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Air Pollution

2021
Federica De Leo   +3 more
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Top Air Polluters

Scientific American, 2016
A diagram depicting a U.S. map of industrial plants that pollute greenhouse gases and toxic emissions into the air, including the manufacturers AEC in Petersburg, Indiana, Alcoa in Newburgh, Indiana and the American Electric Power company in Rockport, Indiana.
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Air pollution

Analytical Chemistry, 1977
B E, Saltzman, W R, Burg
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Air Pollution in Turkey

2002
As is the case with all environmental problems, two primary causes of air pollution in Turkey are urbanisation and industrialisation. Among the developments contributing to air pollution in the cities are incorrect urbanisations for the topographical and meteorological conditions, low quality fuel and improper combustion techniques, a shortage of green
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Air pollution

Analytical Chemistry, 1975
B E, Saltzman, J E, Cuddeback
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Indoor Air Pollution

2018
The adverse health effects of indoor air pollution have been recognized already for centuries, but exposure to airborne pollution originating or taking place indoors is still a major contributor to the global burden of disease. Indoor air pollution is a continuously changing mixture of gaseous compounds and particulate matter originating from ...
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Air pollution

Endeavour, 1971
R A, Papetti, F R, Gilmore
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