[ad_1] Autistic spectrum disorders, an intellectual disability, are characterized by problems of communication and social interaction, accompanied by repetitive behavioral patterns. Lief Pagalan, lead author of the study and a member of …
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[ad_1] A global study found that air pollution reduced life expectancy in the world by two years, according to researchers at the University of Texas, published in the Proceedings of the National …
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[ad_1] Current evidence suggests that PM2.5 alone causes more deaths and illnesses than all other environmental exposures combined. For that reason, one of us (Douglas Brugge) wrote a book to try to …
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[ad_1] La pollution de l'air ambiant est le plus grand problème de santé environnementale aux États-Unis et dans le monde en général. Les particules fines inférieures à 2,5 millions de mètres, appelées …
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[ad_1] A major study found that pollution by diesel vehicles slows the growth of children's lungs, leaving them damaged for life. The research, conducted with more than 2,000 schoolchildren in London, is …
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[ad_1] The microscopic particles that float in the air we breathe come from sources such as burning fossil fuels, fires, cigarettes, and vehicles. Known as fine particles, this form of air pollution …
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[ad_1] Il s’agit également de l’une des premières études portant sur plusieurs villes et portant sur plusieurs polluants atmosphériques, notamment les gaz et les particules, et sur plusieurs causes des visites aux …
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[ad_1] Credit: Pixabay. High levels of pollution found in many of the world’s major cities are having negative effects on plants and insects, according to new research from the University of Sheffield. …
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[ad_1] Erinn Richmond is collecting aquatic invertebrates for pharmaceutical analysis at Brushy Creek, Churnside Park, Victoria, Australia. Credit: Keralee Browne. Sixty-nine pharmaceutical compounds have been detected in water-course insects, some at concentrations …
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[ad_1] PHOTO: REUTERS GENEVA: Air pollution kills about 600,000 children each year and causes symptoms ranging from loss of intelligence to obesity and ear infections, but parents can make it little, said …
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