Jun 2026· Environmental science and pollution research international· Vol 33, pp. 12483 - 12499· 0 citations· 58 references
Medicine
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The results highlight fine-scale pollution variability not captured by regulatory monitors and underscore the need for spatially resolved assessments to guide public health interventions.
The disease burden associated with air pollution is now comparable to that of other major global health threats, including poor nutrition and tobacco use. This study employed the gravitational settling method to collect airborne particles in selected Nigerian cities. The cities include; Benin, Kano, Abuja, Lagos, Enugu...
W. E. Azogor, B. J. Ekah, O. E. Etim· Global Journal of Pure and A...· 0 citations
Standards for air pollution are becoming more stringent. Canada will update the annual average fine particulate matter (PM2.5) standard to 8 µg m−3 in 2030, which questions the adequacy of existing PM2.5 monitoring capacity for evaluating potential exceedances and exposure risk at community level. Although PM2.5 monito...
Tsz-Kin Siu, Alexandra Del Favero-Campbell, Daniel Rainham et al.· Environmental Research: Heal...· 0 citations
Environmental exposure was associated with self-perceived health and well-being, underscoring the need for integrated, system-based policies, such as One Health, to promote sustainable urban well-being.
Elodie Eiffener, A. Pyko, Ö. Axelsson et al.· Environmental Epidemiology· 0 citations
Abstract Naturally occurring radon in groundwater represents a significant public health concern due to exposure through both ingestion and inhalation. This study investigated radon concentrations across 30 groundwater samples collected from northeastern Iraq, together with associated physicochemical parameters and rad...
Research on indoor air quality in metro stations has primarily focused on monitoring air pollutants and source apportionment, while potential health effects have received less attention. To address this gap, we collected PM2.5 samples from platforms and concourses in five metro stations in Shanghai to assess health ris...