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Every 10 Unit Rise in Annual PM2.5 Exposure Raising Death Risk in Indians: Study

New Delhi, 12 December 2024: A recent study has revealed a troubling link between air pollution, specifically fine particulate matter (PM2.5), and the increased risk of death among Indians. According…

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Maternal Exposure to PM2.5 May Lead to Adverse Birth Outcomes: Study Highlights Serious Concerns

New Delhi, 03 December 2024: Air pollution is a growing global health crisis, and its detrimental effects extend far beyond respiratory issues. A recent study has revealed that maternal exposure…

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Air Pollution Raises Risk Of ‘Miscarriages’ In India, South Asia: Lancet Study

Poor air quality is correlated with a large proportion of pregnancy losses in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, according to a modeling study reported in The Lancet Planetary Health Journal, which…

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Air Pollution Shortened Average Indian Life Expectancy By 5.2 Years: Report

Air pollution has shortened the average Indian life expectancy by 5.2 years and residents of Delhi could see 9.4 years added to their lives if pollution were reduced to meet…

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PM2.5

Every 10 Unit Rise in Annual PM2.5 Exposure Raising Death Risk in Indians: Study

Maternal Exposure to PM2.5 May Lead to Adverse Birth Outcomes: Study Highlights Serious Concerns

Air Pollution Raises Risk Of ‘Miscarriages’ In India, South Asia: Lancet Study

Air Pollution Shortened Average Indian Life Expectancy By 5.2 Years: Report

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