INTRODUCTION
Air pollution is the leading environmental risk factor for mortality worldwide, contributing to 7.9 million deaths in 2023. In Brazil, studies evaluating the combined relationship between air pollution, climate variables, and respiratory disease hospitalizations remain fragmented and regionally concentrate...
R. de Lima Brum, Elizabet Saes-Silva, Rosália Garcia Neves et al.· Expert Review of Respiratory...· 0 citations
Pesticide use represents an important One Health challenge due to its interconnected effects on human health, environmental quality, and food production systems. This study evaluated occupational exposure to pesticides and multidimensional risk perception among family onion farmers in southern Brazil. A cross-sectional...
Vitória Machado da Silva, Júlia Oliveira Penteado, R. de Lima Brum et al.· Journal of Environmental Sci...· 0 citations
Brazil presents a distinctive convergence of continental-scale climatic diversity, extensive urbanization, large-scale biomass burning, rapid land-use change, persistent air-quality monitoring gaps, and deep social inequalities, producing highly heterogeneous and compound environmental health risks. In this context, tr...
R. Tavella, F. R. de Moura, A. da Silva Bonifácio et al.· Atmosphere· 0 citations
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