Background: A causal link between outdoor air pollution and childhood leukemia has been
proposed, but some older studies suffer from methodological drawbacks. To the best of our …

Climate change, wildfires, and environmental justice concerns have drawn increased
attention to the impact of air pollution on children's health and development. Children are …

Landfill sites are regarded as sources of volatile compounds (VOCs) and odors emitted to
the atmosphere. Surface emissions of VOCs and odors were investigated in a rural domestic …

Background A number of epidemiologic studies with a variety of exposure assessment
approaches have implicated pesticides as risk factors for childhood cancers. Here we …

Dichloromethane (DCM) is a high production volume chemical (> 1000 t/a) mainly used as
an industrial solvent. Carcinogenicity studies in rats, mice and hamsters have demonstrated …

Background The etiology of childhood cancer is poorly understood. The role of
environmental factors, including air pollution (AP) exposure, has been addressed …

Waste classification is an important part of the renovation of rural human settlements, and
the renovation of rural human settlements is also of great significance to global sustainable …

Introduction Contemporary research about environmental risk factors in an era of global
climate change to inform childhood cancer prevention efforts is disjointed. Planetary …

Pharmaceutical factories produce a large amount of volatile organic compounds (VOCs),
which may pose a potential health threat to the environment, workers, and nearby residents …

Background Maternal solvent exposure has been suspected to increase offspring cancer
risk. The study aimed to evaluate the associations between maternal residential exposure to …