Study links breathing in black carbon from polluted air to alterations in lung blood vessels
Green Car Congress
JUNE 6, 2019
The study adds to the evidence that exposure to diesel pollutants at what are considered relatively low levels may contribute to subtle changes in the lungs that may make people more prone to developing chronic lung disease, the third leading cause of death globally. These levels are below the current air pollution limits for PM 2.5
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