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Pollution in China poses new health threats

Pollution in China poses new health threats
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Health Risks Associated with China s Dark Side of Air Pollution

According to a recent study, China is a “hot spot” at night for the production of nitrate radicals (PNO3) that could have a significant effect on the health-threatening ozone and fine particulates (PM2.5) in the atmosphere.

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Air Pollution in China Poses Health Risk: Dark Side Revealed

Air Pollution in China Poses Health Risk: Dark Side Revealed
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Hot, crowded – and now the Tube could be potentially deadly

Metallic specks small enough to enter human bloodstream identified in dust on the London Underground by Cambridge scientists

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London Underground is polluted with METALLIC particles small enough to end up in the bloodstream

The London Underground is polluted with ultrafine metallic particles, small enough to enter the human bloodstream, according to a Cambridge University study.

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