Living in a busy metropolitan can severely damage your health especially for women. A new study has found that living close to a major road may increase the risk of women dying from sudden cardiac arrest. While researchers previously found a modest increase in coronary heart disease risk among people who live near major roadways the new study may be the first to examine the impact of roadway proximity to the risk of sudden cardiac death. Roadway proximity could be a marker for exposure to air pollution the findings noted. 'It is important for health care providers to recognise that