Rising AQI in Small Towns: Doctors Warn Air Pollution Is Becoming a Major Health Crisis in India
Rising AQI in small towns shows air pollution is no longer limited to metros. Doctors warn of increasing respiratory and heart diseases across India.
Rising AQI in small towns shows air pollution is no longer limited to metros. Doctors warn of increasing respiratory and heart diseases across India.
As per experts, long-term PM2.5 exposure at moderate concentrations was associated with increased risks of incident AMI, IHD mortality, and CVD mortality.
A list produced by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), of Indian cities with their air quality index and its values, found that seven out of 10 cities, which recorded the highest air quality index value, are in Bihar.
A study found that increasing air pollution in India could lead to premature death. Here's how pollution can up mortality risk and how you can mitigate that risk.
Between 2000 and 2014, the proportion of the global urban population living in slums dropped from 28.4 percent to 22.8 percent.
Due to a dust storm, doctors have asked to masks to avoid allergies and infections.
Air pollution can have adverse effects on your health. Beware! As, the WHO report is alarming
Rising AQI in small towns shows air pollution is no longer limited to metros. Doctors warn of increasing respiratory and heart diseases across India.
As per experts, long-term PM2.5 exposure at moderate concentrations was associated with increased risks of incident AMI, IHD mortality, and CVD mortality.
A list produced by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), of Indian cities with their air quality index and its values, found that seven out of 10 cities, which recorded the highest air quality index value, are in Bihar.
A study found that increasing air pollution in India could lead to premature death. Here's how pollution can up mortality risk and how you can mitigate that risk.
Between 2000 and 2014, the proportion of the global urban population living in slums dropped from 28.4 percent to 22.8 percent.
Due to a dust storm, doctors have asked to masks to avoid allergies and infections.
Air pollution can have adverse effects on your health. Beware! As, the WHO report is alarming