Air Pollution

Study findings published in PLOS Biology indicated that air pollution was significantly linked to increased risk for psychiatric disorders in the United States and Denmark.

Long-term exposure to common air pollutants is associated with significant progression of emphysema, according to an 18-year study published in JAMA.

In utero exposure to common air pollutants appears to be associated with increased odds of NICU admission, according to study results published in Annals of Epidemiology.

Circulating vitamin D levels affect the risk for respiratory symptoms related to indoor air pollution among children with obesity and asthma, findings from a recent study suggest.

Investigation of the effects of air pollution emissions from residential cookstoves on BP.