The most up-to-date estimate of the global burden of disease indicates that ambient air
pollution, including fine particulate matter and ozone, contributes to an estimated 5.2 million …

Background Pregnancy represents a critical window of vulnerability to the harmful effects of
air pollution on health. However, long-term consequences such as risk of having lower …

Background Noise and air pollution are significant environmental threats with proven
adverse health effects. However, the causality between these ambient exposures and …

Air pollutants have been investigated to be associated with many health issues. Recently,
increasing epidemiological studies have suggested the association between air pollution …

Nowadays, detection of toxic gases is extremely important for high standards of our lives.
Chemiresistive gas sensors are mostly realized from semiconducting metal oxides thanks to …

Despite the associations of dietary patterns and air pollution with human reproductive health
have been demonstrated, the interaction of maternal preconception diet and PM 2.5 and its …

Air pollution's effects on physical health, especially cardiovascular and respiratory, are well
known. Exposure to air pollution may damage every organ and cell in the human body. New …

Abstract Exposure to Particulate matter 2.5 (PM 2.5) accelerates aging, causing declines in
tissue and organ function, and leading to diseases such as cardiovascular …

Air pollution is the one of the key environmental causes of increased mortality, morbidity,
and healthcare system utilization in the modern world. 1 Numerous studies from various …