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Traffic exhaust could increase blood pressure, study finds

Even brief exposure to highway pollution could cause significant increases in blood pressure, a new study from the University of Washington has found, adding to a growing body of work correlating vehicle exhaust with negative health outcomes.

David kromanJoel kaufmanUniversity of washingtonUs environmental protection agencyNational institutes of healthSeattle timesInternal medicineDodge caravanProtection agencyNational institutes

Traffic exhaust could increase blood pressure, study finds

Traffic exhaust could increase blood pressure, study finds
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Joel kaufmanDavid kromanUs environmental protection agencyUniversity of washingtonNational institutes of healthSeattle timesInternal medicineDodge caravanProtection agencyNational institutes

Traffic exhaust could increase blood pressure, study finds

Even brief exposure to highway pollution could cause significant increases in blood pressure, a new study from the University of Washington has found, adding to a growing body of work correlating vehicle exhaust with negative health outcomes.

David kromanJoel kaufmanUs environmental protection agencyNational institutes of healthUniversity of washingtonSeattle timesInternal medicineDodge caravanProtection agencyNational institutes

Traffic exhaust could increase blood pressure, study finds

Even brief exposure to highway pollution could cause significant increases in blood pressure, a new study from the University of Washington has found, adding to a growing body of work correlating vehicle exhaust with negative health outcomes.

David kromanJoel kaufmanUs environmental protection agencyUniversity of washingtonNational institutes of healthSeattle timesInternal medicineDodge caravanProtection agencyNational institutes

Traffic exhaust could increase blood pressure, study finds

Even brief exposure to highway pollution could cause significant increases in blood pressure, a new study from the University of Washington has found, adding to a growing body of work correlating vehicle exhaust with negative health outcomes.

David kromanJoel kaufmanUniversity of washingtonUs environmental protection agencyNational institutes of healthSeattle timesInternal medicineDodge caravanProtection agencyNational institutes

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