Household Air Pollution
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Lung Cancer Is No Longer Just A Smoker's Disease: Why More Non-Smokers And Women Are At Risk
Lung cancer cases are rising among women, younger people, and non-smokers, highlighting risks beyond tobacco such as air pollution.
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Household Air Pollution May Up Risk Of Heart Attack
Long-term exposure to household air pollution from fuels, such as kerosene or diesel, is likely to increase the risk of heart attack and death, warn researchers including an Indian origin scientist. One-half of the world’s population lives in poverty and burns fuels for lighting, cooking and heating purposes, according to the World Health Organis...
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Household Air Pollution May Up Risk Of Heart Attack: Study
Long-term exposure to household air pollution from lighting, cooking or heating with fuels, such as kerosene or diesel, may increase the risk of heart attacks and death, researchers including one of Indian-origin have warned.
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Household Air Pollution May Up Risk Of Heart Attack: Study
Long-term exposure to household air pollution from lighting, cooking or heating with fuels, such as kerosene or diesel, may increase the risk of heart attacks and death, researchers including one of Indian-origin have warned.
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Lung Cancer Is No Longer Just A Smoker's Disease: Why More Non-Smokers And Women Are At Risk
Lung cancer cases are rising among women, younger people, and non-smokers, highlighting risks beyond tobacco such as air pollution.
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Household Air Pollution May Up Risk Of Heart Attack
Long-term exposure to household air pollution from fuels, such as kerosene or diesel, is likely to increase the risk of heart attack and death, warn researchers including an Indian origin scientist. One-half of the world’s population lives in poverty and burns fuels for lighting, cooking and heating purposes, according to the World Health Organis...
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Household Air Pollution May Up Risk Of Heart Attack: Study
Long-term exposure to household air pollution from lighting, cooking or heating with fuels, such as kerosene or diesel, may increase the risk of heart attacks and death, researchers including one of Indian-origin have warned.
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Household Air Pollution May Up Risk Of Heart Attack: Study
Long-term exposure to household air pollution from lighting, cooking or heating with fuels, such as kerosene or diesel, may increase the risk of heart attacks and death, researchers including one of Indian-origin have warned.
