Exposure to air pollution could be a factor, experts suggest.
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And even low amounts of exposure to air pollution can have negative effects.
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They should look more like roof shingles, with plenty of exposure to air.
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But with exposure to air, the funkiness disappeared, leaving a meaty, herbal aroma.
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Exposure to air pollution during this time can therefore impact development, the report states.
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This gets worse if coffee comes in tubs, rather than bags, which increase exposure to air.
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Exposure to air pollution, a new study finds, may increase glucose intolerance, a precursor of diabetes.
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For example, a robot might detect increased exposure to air through the gap created by a cut.
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The World Health Organization estimates that 22015 million people die every year from exposure to air pollution.
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Higher exposure to air pollutants has been associated with lower birth weights, preterm deliveries and congenital heart defects.
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Past research has linked long-term exposure to air pollution with heart disease and early death, they write.
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According to the WHO, roughly 7 million people died in 2012 as a result of exposure to air pollution.
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This time, 100 human Londoners will track their daily exposure to air pollution to understand pollution hotspots and patterns.
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The global body also highlighted the increased risk of heart disease, stroke and cancer from exposure to air pollution.
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Epidemiologists estimate exposure to air pollution shortens residents' life expectancy by about 5.5 years in coal-dependent north China.
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Drinking these wines proved again the value of exposure to air and even decanting for opening up young wines.
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If people's brains are atrophying because of exposure to air pollution, there's a pretty abysmal vicious circle going on.
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More recently, researchers have also discovered that ApoE4 increases the risk that exposure to air pollution leads to dementia.
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Long-term exposure to air pollution is associated with lower scores on tests of mental acuity, researchers have found.
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The Guac-Lock is a bowl that effectively eliminates exposure to air, preventing the oxidation that discolors the avocados.
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Exposure to air causes this plug of gunk to oxidize and turn black, making it really tempting to mess with.
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The analysis also lacked data on individual exposure to air pollution that might influence how much toxins impacted pregnancy outcomes.
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Brokamp hopes that this kind of research could spur efforts to mitigate exposure to air pollution among at-risk populations.
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After analyzing the data, researchers found long-term exposure to air pollution was associated with a higher risk of dementia.
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It looked at exposure to air pollution -- specifically to ground-level ozone, fine particulate matter, nitrogen oxide and black carbon.
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At the same time, there is no work required of the customer, since the mattress takes form upon exposure to air.
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Exposure to air pollution in the womb is associated with an increased risk for high blood pressure in childhood, researchers report.
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"Even people who are free from cardiovascular disease may, over time, develop diseases due to chronic exposure to air pollution," Horne said.
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Based on their results, the researchers theorize that pre-birth exposure to air pollution can have negative health consequences later in life.
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There are also ways that people can limit their exposure to air pollution, such as exercising indoors and reducing personal vehicle usage.
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COPD is a collective term for a group of lung diseases commonly triggered by long-term smoking and exposure to air pollutants.
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They combined that personal data with home air-quality data to study the link between chronic exposure to air pollution and mortality.
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Scientists have identified some genetic and environmental factors that might contribute to autism, including exposure to air pollution, household chemicals, and pesticides.
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Researchers in London calculated mothers' exposure to air pollution and traffic noise in various parts of the city from 2006 to 2.53.
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In addition, detractors say, the long exposure to air during the steeping process can leave cold-brewed coffees tasting flat and oxidized.
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Columbia University researchers found that prenatal exposure to air pollution could result in children with greater anxiety, depression and attention-span disorders.
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Several hours of exposure to air helps tame the tannins a bit, and few readers seemed to be particularly bothered by them.
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Experts have warned, however, that even relatively healthy people are at risk of developing serious illnesses from prolonged exposure to air pollution.
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"Air is a friend to wine at the beginning but too much exposure to air and the wine turns to vinegar," Milne says.
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Based on their results, the researchers theorize that pre-birth exposure to air pollution may lead to negative health consequences later in life.
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Increased opportunities for social engagement, increased physical activity and lower exposure to air pollution may also play important roles, according to the study.
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The report says exposure to air pollution led to strokes, heart attacks, lung cancer and chronic lung disease, causing many of those premature deaths.
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They combined that personal data with home air-quality data in order to study the link between chronic exposure to air pollution and mortality.
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Still, the research "adds to the growing concern that there may be no safe levels of exposure to air pollution," Pagalan wrote in an email.
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"We like a living finish that develops a patina with exposure to air and hand oils," said Heather Hilliard, an interior designer in San Francisco.
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To measure exposure to air pollution, the research team relied on readings from monitoring devices calibrated to estimate particulate matter (PM2.5) at the mother's address.
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Details: In a new study, the researchers examined the clinical records of 255,668 pregnant women from 2009 to 2017 and their exposure to air pollution.
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Nearly 9,500 people die early each year in London due to long-term exposure to air pollution, according to a 2015 study by King's College London.
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EPA scientists and analysts monitor air quality levels, estimate exposure to air pollutants, and provide tools and technical guidance to understand and reduce their health risks.
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Even so, the results underscore how important it is for people with chronic lung diseases to take precautions to limit exposure to air pollution, Kaufman advised.
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Some 739 people died during one deadly week in July, even though saving them required little more than a cold bath or exposure to air-conditioning.
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It was balanced in its own right, packed with red fruit flavors, which were initially a bit jammy but tightened with exposure to air, becoming stonier.
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That long-term study recruited the families of children younger than 6 months old to examine the health impact of early childhood exposure to air pollution.
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Over time, many wine lovers develop the habit of swirling the glass, believing that the action increases the wine's exposure to air and activates the aromas.
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Occupational exposure to air contaminated with toxins found in coal or radioactive dust can lead to recognized health conditions such a black lung disease or lung cancer.
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Nearly 9,500 Londoners die prematurely every year as a result of long-term exposure to air pollution, according to a 2015 study by researchers at King's College London.
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The researchers suggested that the reasons had to do with lower exposure to air pollution and increased social engagement and physical activity that occur in more natural environments.
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The secure fit reduces exposure to air, which makes this device much more effective than just covering the green fruit in cling wrap and hoping for the best.
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In Baltimore, where the emissions-related mortality rate is highest, 130 out of every 100,000 residents will die every year due to long-term exposure to air pollution.
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"There is substantial epidemiological evidence that long-term exposure to air pollution increases the risk of these events and even of dying of cardiovascular disease," Pope told Reuters Health.
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Some of the risks for children from exposure to air pollution are potential damage to brain development, limited lung capacity and the onset of problems like asthma, he added.
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The White House also proposes nearly halving categorical grants, which support state and local efforts to address everything from pesticide exposure to air and water quality, to $597 million.
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Nearly 9,500 residents of London die prematurely every year as a result of long-term exposure to air pollution, a 2015 study by researchers at King's College London showed.
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We were able to establish a direct correlation between exposure to air pollution from the hog operations and symptoms of depressed respiratory function and other health problems in our children.
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There's also not much that expectant parents can do to change their exposure to air pollution, unless they're in a position to move to a place with better air quality.
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For the Danish patients they compared mental health to exposure to air pollution up to the age of 10 while in the United States they looked at real-time pollution levels.
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At this stage, drinking the 2015 Les Vieux Clos was more educational than enjoyable, a lesson in the difference between oxidative and oxidized wines, which are ruined by exposure to air.
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What's happening: The scientists found that climate change already is having an impact worldwide on health, labor productivity, food scarcity, the spread of infectious disease, and exposure to air pollution and heatwaves.
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The '282 was deep and complex, with harmonious mineral flavors, intense but weightless, a great wine at first, though the complexity seemed to dissipate in the glass with prolonged exposure to air.
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Science uncovered the pernicious effects of unwanted microbial activity in wine, the harm that comes from prolonged exposure to air and warmth and the benefits of scrupulous attention to cleanliness in winemaking.
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Ms Power's concern about her own exposure to air pollution led her to launch an air filtration company, Airlabs, which has created pilot clean air zones at bus stops and in schools.
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Children in the group with the highest exposure to air pollution in the womb experienced PM 2.5 levels of 11.80 to 28.81 ug/m3 during the third trimester of pregnancy, the study found.
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Another study, published last month in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that long-term exposure to air pollution in China can impede cognitive performance in verbal and math tests.
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Exposure to air pollution in the U.S. is unevenly distributed, with the white population causing much of the pollution that black and Hispanic populations breathe in, a thought-provoking and novel new study found.
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Over the past few years, India's environmentalists have warned about the long-term effects of sustained exposure to air pollution levels that can reach the equivalent of smoking two packs of cigarettes a day.
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Exposure to air pollution is known to lead to a host of health problems such as high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, cancer, bone loss, blood vessel damage, inflammation, cognitive issues and even death.
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According to the annual State of Global Air Report, published Tuesday by the Health Effects Institute (HEI), long-term exposure to air pollution contributed to an estimated 6.1 million deaths across the globe in 2016.
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Apparently, avoiding any exposure to air is the secret, and that has allowed it to petrify over the 1,500 years or so since the beams and planks were in good faith plunged into a marsh.
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" Reis, who did not participate in the study, said other variables worth exploring could include "academic attainment in early life stages and cognitive decline in old age due to early-life exposure to air pollution.
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A study in July found that long-term exposure to air pollution, especially ground-level ozone, is like smoking about a pack of cigarettes a day for many years and can cause problems such as emphysema.
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In Erie County, cancer risk from hazardous air pollutants is 38 percent higher for people of color compared to white people, and exposure to air polluting facilities is approximately 2.8 times greater for people of color.
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The estimated economic cost linked to mortality from exposure to air pollution there was in the range of $500–900 million annually, equivalent to 5.2–8.5% of national output in 2016, the World Bank report found.
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Exposure to air pollutants may impair the immune system by inducing an inflammatory response, and it can alter certain genes that affect production of immune cells, although the researchers don't know how long those changes may last.
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A 2015 study by researchers at King's College London found that close to 9,500 Londoners die early because of long-term exposure to air pollution in the city, much of it caused by diesel cars, trucks, and buses.
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The latest study, by researchers based in China and the United States, analyzed how long-term exposure to air pollution affected performance on nationwide math and word-recognition tests by more than 25,000 people across 103 Chinese counties.
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While exposure to air pollution has long been linked to an increased risk of heart attacks and strokes, less is known about how pollutants might alter the structure and function of the heart, the study team writes in Circulation.
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Dr. Sarath K. Guttikunda, an air pollution specialist and the director of the independent research group Urban Emissions, said that keeping children at home could reduce their exposure to air pollution, especially in areas where vehicles emissions are high.
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A spate of studies released in recent years indicate that people work less efficiently and make more mistakes on higher-pollution days, and that long-term exposure to air pollution "ages" the brain and increases the odds of dementia.
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More research is needed, the study authors said, but they noted that exposure to air pollution may lead to a buildup of free radicals that can damage DNA, RNA and proteins, which can lead to cell death and cardiovascular disease.
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About half of participants were aware of air quality alerts, 27 percent said they avoided busy roads to reduce their exposure and 3 percent said they had talked with a health professional about ways to avoid exposure to air pollution.
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"Exposure to air pollution is a known risk factor for the exacerbation of pre-existing asthma," said lead study author Erika Garcia, an environmental health researcher at the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
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About 1,600 people are estimated to die prematurely every year as a result of exposure to air pollution in North Macedonia, where coal accounts for about a half of power generation, the World Bank said in a report in November.
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Experts told me that such tiny samples of genetic material, degraded by the passage of 29 years and exposure to air and the elements under a homeowner&aposs heavily trafficked floor, would likely not provide enough material to result in a DNA match.
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), up to 4.2 million people die every year as a result of exposure to air pollution, and smog has been linked to higher rates of stroke, heart attack, diabetes, lung cancer and chronic lung disease.
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"Collectively, these studies contribute to the growing body of evidence that exposure to air pollution during early life and childhood may contribute to depression, anxiety, and other mental health problems in adolescence," said Patrick Ryan, a lead author, in a press statement.
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Now, we have that commission's first report on observed links between climate and health, the foundation of what will be the monitoring of 23 indicators, including the health impacts of heat waves, weather-related disasters, climate-sensitive diseases, exposure to air pollution and malnutrition.
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Climate crisis and urbanization The air quality data shows, "clear indications that climate change can directly increase the risk of exposure to air pollution" the report said, noting it impacts air quality in many cities through desertification and increased frequency of forest fires and sandstorms.
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The foundation, which established the JW Walsh Fund to Cure COPD in its founder's memory, recommends that people be tested if they have a history of smoking and long-term exposure to air pollutants (including secondhand smoke) and suffer from chronic coughing or shortness of breath.
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We now know—because of events like the Great Pea Soup, but also a groundbreaking 1993 Harvard University study of smog-ridden U.S. cities and countless research papers since then—that short-term and long-term exposure to air pollution can kill people, particularly those with pre-existing conditions.
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Although reminiscent of recent demonstrations in Colombia — which left the faces of Fernando Botero sculptures shielded behind fabric masks — the Greenpeace effort is the result of a month of planning to urge UK politicians to enact change in a city where nearly 9,500 people die prematurely from long-term exposure to air pollution.
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The new study shows that even among people without lung disease, long-term exposure to air pollution even in relatively 'clean' areas can lead to signs of chronic lung disease, said Dr. Joel Kaufman, a co-author of the study and an environmental health researcher at the University of Washington in Seattle.
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Air pollution could impede cognitive ability as people get older, according to a study from researchers in China and the U.S. The research, published online in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on Monday, found that long-term exposure to air pollution impeded people's performance in both verbal and math tests.
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Competition for new technology in the automotive industry is fierce and we must do everything we can to keep the specifics of our vehicle confidential In London, nearly 9,500 people die early each year due to long-term exposure to air pollution according to a study carried out by researchers at King's College London.
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Something you see time and again is that high-income, high-resourced individuals not only can buffer themselves against exposure to air pollution — they live in the nice parts of town, they don't live by busy roads, they live by a lot of greenery, which we know can reduce pollution levels — but they also have the resources to respond to the kinds of cognitive impairments that we're predicting.
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Rural and urban India have roughly similar levels of exposure to air pollution, according to a comprehensive study released in January by an international team of scientists, including experts from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay and the Health Effects Institute in the US. The study also found that the biggest source of air pollution was residential biomass burning by individuals, in other words, people burning cow dung, wood, or other materials for heating or cooking.
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Yet such a vertical tasting — as distinguished from a horizontal one, in which many wines from a single vintage are sampled — offers invaluable insights into some of wine's greatest mysteries, which, even with all the advantages of modern science and technology, have yet to be understood: We know that the gradual exposure to air over time softens the tannins in a firm red like Lafite, made primarily of cabernet sauvignon with varying degrees of merlot, cabernet franc and petit verdot.
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People may not be able to avoid exposure to air pollution, but they can still take some precautions, said Matthew Loxham of the University Hospital Southampton in the UK. "All people, but especially those who have underlying health conditions which may be exacerbated by air pollution, such as heart/cardiovascular conditions, asthma, COPD, should look for local air quality levels and associated guidance, which may suggest closing windows, or avoiding strenuous outdoor exercise," Loxham, who co-authored an editorial accompanying the study, said by email.
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