30 per cent of child asthma cases due to pollution in parts of UK Three in ten child asthma cases in some parts of Britain are caused by traffic pollution, a major international study has found.
The new research reveals hundreds of thousands of cases of the potentially fatal respiratory condition could be avoided with cleaner air.
The study found that, overall, 19 per cent of new childhood asthma cases each year are attributable to nitrogen dioxide pollution. The Daily Telegraph
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The new research reveals hundreds of thousands of cases of the potentially fatal respiratory condition could be avoided with cleaner air.
The study found that, overall, 19 per cent of new childhood asthma cases each year are attributable to nitrogen dioxide pollution. The Daily Telegraph
See also:
- Global, national, and urban burdens of paediatric asthma incidence attributable to ambient NO2 pollution: estimates from global datasets The Lancet Planetary Health
- One in 10 child asthma cases 'linked to traffic pollution' BBC News
- Traffic-related air pollution causes FOUR MILLION cases of asthma each year The Daily Mail
- UK worst in Europe for pollution-linked childhood asthma, study shows The Independent
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