Exposure to air pollution is susceptible to breast cancer
Women working near crowded roads have a higher risk of developing breast cancer, due to traffic-related air pollution, the researchers warn.
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Women working near crowded roads have a higher risk of developing breast cancer, due to traffic-related air pollution, the researchers warn.
In Vietnam, lung cancer ranks first among 10 common cancers in both sexes and is the leading cause of death. But if found early, you can have much more effective treatme…
In the UK, the number of children and adolescents with cancer has increased by 40% compared to 20 years ago. What is the reason?
On February 4, the Japanese government issued a health warning to the people when dense dust from China attacked the country.
Road traffic was interrupted and many flights were canceled after the toxic haze covered the capital of Beijing and many cities in China on February 17.
After years of doubt and controversy, scientists at the University of North Carolina claim that plants can also pollute the air, affecting human health, due to the effec…
Air pollution in China's Beijing capital has risen to the level of danger to human health, the index today said.
Pollutants create dense haze in central and eastern China, making the sky darker and visibility falling sharply.
China 's Ministry of Environmental Protection said it will take measures to reduce emissions from cars after smog over 30 cities over the past few days.
Air pollution in the Chinese capital today continues to be serious, as toxic dust mixed in the dew covered the entire city.
Beijing city officials warned people to limit their home leave because of the recurring haze and air pollution indicators that are far above safety thresholds.
World Health Organization (WHO) yesterday warned that air quality in many countries around the world has reached a level of harm to human health.
A bus-shaped air filter device was installed and tested at Tsinghua University, Beijing before replicating the model.
New technology from US scientists can help create a new fuel for cars
Experts at Arizona State University (USA) have launched a new software system capable of estimating greenhouse gas emissions in an urban area, on roads and buildings.