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Oxidative Stress: The Particulate Linkage,both natural and anthropogenic sources. Depending on the source and rate of emission the components of air pollution change dramatically. The primary human-made sources of air pollution may include vehicle emissions, natural gas to heat homes, fuel oils, and by-products of manufacturing and power ge

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The Health Menace of Myriad Air Pollutants: An Indian Perspective,llion people respire adulterated air globally. While some interrelation between the quality of air and human diseases has been acknowledged since the ancient past, the consequences of air pollution on health became predominant in the twentieth century. It is now the biggest environmental risk owing

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pollutants; characterization of source and pathways of air pollutants; and the modeling and assessing of health risks (respiratory, epidemiological, and toxicological) with regional and global perspectives. It978-981-97-1365-3978-981-97-1363-9

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Impacts of Air Pollution on Human Health: Present Status in India and Future Directions,ions and help the policymakers prioritize interventions based on the health benefit assessment linked to specific clean air targets. This chapter summarizes the existing health studies and presents a roadmap for way forward.

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Recent Trends of Air Pollution and Its Implication on Human Health: A Spatio-Temporal Study of Two raded and inefficient lung functioning, cardiovascular disease and neuropsychological issues, and, most critically, death (Gupta 1999; WHO 2018). According to the United Nations Environment Programme, about 1.1 billion people experience inhalation problems due to contaminated air worldwide. The repo

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Epidemiology of Fine Particulate Air Pollution and Human Health Impacts,phasis on high-exposure regions and India’s particular challenges. The link between PM2.5 exposure and increased prevalence of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases is highlighted, stressing the imperative for improved air quality management and public health measures. The chapter underlines the i

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