Boosting models forecast Tabriz PM2.5 with mixed short- and multi-day skill
A study using 2013–2023 data from three aggregated Tabriz monitoring stations found that boosting models performed best for short-term forecasts, ...
Tag: Air Pollution
Mumps incidence linked to weather and air pollution in Chongqing study
An analysis of 23,755 reported mumps cases in Chongqing found delayed, nonlinear associations with temperature, humidity and air pollution, with ...
Who Breathes Easiest When the Haze Returns? Sarawak Survey Maps Uneven Community Resilience
A survey of 481 adults in Sarawak finds that community resilience to recurrent haze is lowest in urban areas and ...
Indoor Air Pollution Slows the Brain Within Hours, Landmark Chamber Study Finds
A controlled chamber experiment in London shows that 90 minutes of exposure to typical indoor fine particulate matter levels significantly ...
Even Clean Air Cities Carry a Hidden Stroke Risk, Six-Year Study Warns
A six-year time-series study in Guiyang, a low-pollution karst city in Southwest China, finds that short-term exposure to six major ...
Sanitation, Cooking Fuels and Malnutrition Emerge as Overlooked Drivers of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
A global ecological analysis of 201 countries identifies unsafe sanitation, polluting cooking fuels and unsafe water as the strongest overlooked ...
Hyperlocal sensors reveal block-by-block gaps in children’s pollution exposure
A study of Chelsea, Massachusetts, using 84 hyperlocal air monitors and parcel-level housing data reveals that air exchange rates and ...
Short-Term Exposure to Multiple Air Pollutants Tied to Ischemic Stroke Hospital Admissions in Lanzhou
In the heavily polluted river valley city of Lanzhou in northwestern China, even a few days of elevated air pollution ...
Lung Cancer in Younger Women Is Falling Worldwide, But the Burden Is Shifting to the Poorest Regions
A 32-year global analysis finds that lung cancer rates among women of reproductive age are declining worldwide, yet absolute cases ...
Air Pollution’s Effect on Pneumococcal Disease Depends on the Bacterial Lineage Circulating
A landmark study of 59,017 South African cases reveals that the danger posed by air pollution shifts depending on which ...
Fifty Years of Protecting Children from Environmental Hazards Set the Stage for the Next Half-Century
A new Pediatric Research commentary by Richard J. Jackson argues that fifty years of progress in children's environmental health, from ...
Climate Diplomacy Heads to the Pacific, and Health Must Lead the Agenda
Health leaders argue that COP31 negotiations in the Pacific must treat health as both a driver of climate ambition and ...
Tire Chemicals Linked to Heart Rhythm Disorder in Landmark Study
An integrative study links the tire-derived pollutants 6PPD and 6PPD-quinone to molecular signatures and increased susceptibility of atrial fibrillation through ...
Rethinking Heart Attacks: New Framework Targets Plaques Before Arteries Narrow
A new commentary in Cardiology Discovery proposes redefining coronary artery disease around early detection and stabilization of atherosclerotic plaques rather ...
France’s 220,000-Person Health Cohort Marks a Decade of Discoveries
A decade after its launch, France's CONSTANCES cohort of 219,144 adults has become a uniquely powerful open research infrastructure, producing ...
Air Pollution and Stress in Pregnancy Combine to Raise Postpartum Depression Risk
A study of 585 mothers in Mexico City finds that prenatal exposure to fine particulate matter sharply raises the risk ...
Air Pollution Mixtures Linked to Heart, Liver and Metabolic Disease Clusters in Older Adults
A prospective Chinese cohort study links long-term exposure to mixtures of common air pollutants with the new onset of combined ...
Air Pollution’s Fingerprint in the Blood Reveals How Fine Particles May Drive Fatty Liver Disease
A UK Biobank study of over 52,000 adults identifies a 700-protein blood signature that statistically mediates the link between fine ...
In Fairbanks, Winter Pollution Lives in a Layer Just 20 Meters Thick
Continuous vertical measurements during the ALPACA experiment reveal that Fairbanks' wintertime smog is confined to a shallow surface layer only ...
Heat, Humidity and Pollution: New Study Probes the Environmental Triggers of Hidradenitis Suppurativa
A University of Nebraska single-center study links hidradenitis suppurativa patients to publicly available environmental data, probing how heat, humidity and ...
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