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Outdoor air purifier shields people of China from pollution
For some time now, air pollution in Chinese cities has been dangerously high. In 2013 the level of pollution was measured at 35 times higher than the level deemed safe by the WHO (World Health Organization). This year the Chinese...
Avocado may protect against the effects of air pollution
According to scientists from the UK, adding a few slices of avocado to your salad may help to protect you against the damaging effects of air pollution. There has been a lot of evidence over recent years to show how...
Could air pollution be making your allergies even worse?
As if this time of year wasn’t difficult enough for people with allergies. Wherever you look, the grass is growing, plants are starting to flower and trees everywhere are pollinating. And now it seems pollution from vehicles and industry could...
California’s Clean Air Efforts Benefit Children’s Health
California’s Clean Air Efforts Benefit Children’s Health results give credence to the sacrifices that the citizens and businesses of California.
Air Pollution Linked to Lower IQs in Children
Several studies have shown that air pollution can have a negative impact on the neurological systems of children living and studying in areas with high levels of it.
Increased Exposure to Air Pollution Linked to Higher Suicide Rates
Researchers from the University of Utah have published a study about a potential link between an increase in exposure to air pollution and suicide rates.
The Hidden Dangers of E-Cigarettes
The Hidden Dangers of E-Cigarettes While cigarette smoking has decreased significantly in the past few decades, down from about 42% of the American population in 1965 – approximately 18% of Americans are still smoking traditional tobacco cigarettes. That’s a total...
When we think of air pollution, we often envision dirty vehicle emissions poisoning the air we breathe or power plants and the bellowing of toxic fumes out of their towering smokestacks. Sure, outdoor air pollution causes serious health risks to our society, but if you believe outdoor air pollution is the biggest air quality risk to human health, we need to have a talk about the air inside your home, office, gym, and other indoor spaces.
Wine and Chocolate Help the Heart Fight Pollution
A team from Harvard Medical School examined the heart function of 573 elderly men over 11 years. They found that if the men ate foods containing large amounts of flavonoids on days when air pollution levels were high, they were far less likely to experience the changes in their heart function that could put them at risk of suffering a heart attack. In this article, we will examine flavonoids and the foods they can be found in.










