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This review synthesizes recent evidence linking long-term air and noise pollution exposure with increased incidence of valvular heart disease, highlighting findings from a large UK Biobank cohort study, underlying mechanisms, and clinical i
This review synthesizes evidence linking long-term air pollution and road traffic noise exposure with antidepressant medication dispensing, highlighting sex-specific associations and implications for mental health prevention strategies.
A population-based study reveals that midlife exposure to air pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter is associated with cognitive decline and brain structural alterations by age 69-71, highlighting long-term neurological
This population-based study reveals that midlife exposure to nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter correlates with poorer cognitive function and adverse brain structural changes in later life, underscoring the neurocognitive risks of air
Long-term exposure to ambient air pollutants, notably nitrogen dioxide, is linked to increased asthma exacerbations in women, independent of plant-based diet adherence, underscoring the need for stricter air quality standards and targeted r
A large Taiwanese cohort study links higher PM2.5 exposure to a more than threefold increased risk of developing systemic lupus erythematosus, underscoring the need for air quality policy interventions.
Emerging research reveals that prenatal exposure to fine particulate air pollution (PM2.5) may significantly increase a child’s risk of developing obesity, spotlighting pregnancy as a critical window for future health.
