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Exposure to air pollution during pregnancy leads to smaller babies, but living in a greener area helps

The European Respiratory Society International Congress, which opens in Milan tomorrow, will be told that women who are exposed to air pollution during pregnancy are more likely to give birth to smaller babies, but babies born to mums who live in greener are not as badly affected.

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World Clean Air Day: A message moving around the planet

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Tackle air quality and climate change together – The World Meteorological Organization

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Imperial College project will monitor air quality in 100 West London homes

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If the world reduced PM2.5 to meet the WHO’s guideline, people would live 2.3 years longer

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Wildfire smoke can trigger inflammation in the brain, new research finds

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Imperial College offer Introduction to Air Quality Course for community leaders

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Canberra Government to phase out wood-burning stoves by 2045

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Car passengers’ blood pressure significantly increased by unfiltered rush-hour air

Exposure to traffic-related air pollution has long been linked to a variety of health issues such as cardiovascular diseases and lung cancer, as well as respiratory diseases such as bronchitis and respiratory tract infections.