Updated: Apr 4, 2020
Protect yourself against viruses, pollution, harmful air quality and look good doing it!
According to the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, today’s air quality is linked to a wide array of health effects which are believed to be associated with air pollution exposure. Among them are respiratory diseases (including asthma and changes in lung function), cardiovascular diseases, adverse pregnancy outcomes (such as preterm birth), and even death.
In 2013, the World Health Organization concluded that outdoor air pollution is carcinogen to humans. Lets look at the research. Lamichhane and colleagues investigated the association between long-term
Air pollution has been a focus of several studies on cognitive impairment and dementia risk. There is evidence that tiny air pollution particles can enter the brain, but at this time we can’t say if t
Lee et al, stated the relationship between air pollution and respiratory diseases, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and asthma, is well established. However, the relationship between air