The least you can do to keep yourself reasonably safe from extremely high levels of particle pollution is to make sure the best practices are followed:
Per the research, people with higher exposure to traffic-related fine particulate matter were 'more likely' to have high amounts of amyloid plaques in their brains that are associated with Alzheimer's.
By cultivating a culture of environmental consciousness and proactive health management, we can protect our communities' well-being and facilitate a seamless transition to post-Diwali conditions.
Living and residing in Delhi and NCR means that you have to breathe toxic air and expose your eyes to particulate matter. But, there are some steps that you can take to keep your organs safe from the deteriorating air quality.
Particulate matter in the air is a significant contributor to various health problems, and its impact on both the respiratory and cardiovascular systems cannot be underestimated.
The particulate matter, which increases during smog could act like a carrier for the virus on which the latter can sit. It can not only convey the virus but also increase its spread.
India's air pollution levels have expanded geographically over time, with about 40% of its population now on track to lose more than nine years of life expectancy, says a new research report.
Exposure to PM2.5 is associated with a numerous heath conditions including cardiovascular disease, and lung cancer. Now, a new study says that long-term exposure to air pollution can also cause loss of smell, a hallmark of Covid-19.
Fine particles in wildfire smoke can penetrate the human respiratory tract, enter the bloodstream and impair vital organs say authors of a new study, published in the journal Nature Communications.
Take adequate precaution against ultrafine dust in polluted air. It may not only affect your heart health severely but may also lead to early deaths due to heart attacks and strokes.
If you think air pollution affects your lungs only , you are mistaken for sure. Your heart is also ailing due to the same culprit. Find out how.
PM 2.5 levels of indoor air in Delhi schools 5 times over the limit, may harm children and the elderly
A child's autism risk increases due to prenatal exposure to pollution
Two million die of air pollution every year
Air pollution is on the rise and if we don't curb it, it could prove to be deadly.
Rising air pollution in Delhi, govt fails to act quickly
The least you can do to keep yourself reasonably safe from extremely high levels of particle pollution is to make sure the best practices are followed:
Per the research, people with higher exposure to traffic-related fine particulate matter were 'more likely' to have high amounts of amyloid plaques in their brains that are associated with Alzheimer's.
By cultivating a culture of environmental consciousness and proactive health management, we can protect our communities' well-being and facilitate a seamless transition to post-Diwali conditions.
Living and residing in Delhi and NCR means that you have to breathe toxic air and expose your eyes to particulate matter. But, there are some steps that you can take to keep your organs safe from the deteriorating air quality.
Particulate matter in the air is a significant contributor to various health problems, and its impact on both the respiratory and cardiovascular systems cannot be underestimated.
The particulate matter, which increases during smog could act like a carrier for the virus on which the latter can sit. It can not only convey the virus but also increase its spread.
India's air pollution levels have expanded geographically over time, with about 40% of its population now on track to lose more than nine years of life expectancy, says a new research report.
Exposure to PM2.5 is associated with a numerous heath conditions including cardiovascular disease, and lung cancer. Now, a new study says that long-term exposure to air pollution can also cause loss of smell, a hallmark of Covid-19.
Fine particles in wildfire smoke can penetrate the human respiratory tract, enter the bloodstream and impair vital organs say authors of a new study, published in the journal Nature Communications.
Take adequate precaution against ultrafine dust in polluted air. It may not only affect your heart health severely but may also lead to early deaths due to heart attacks and strokes.
If you think air pollution affects your lungs only , you are mistaken for sure. Your heart is also ailing due to the same culprit. Find out how.
PM 2.5 levels of indoor air in Delhi schools 5 times over the limit, may harm children and the elderly
A child's autism risk increases due to prenatal exposure to pollution
Two million die of air pollution every year
Air pollution is on the rise and if we don't curb it, it could prove to be deadly.
Rising air pollution in Delhi, govt fails to act quickly
