Long-term exposure to NY ultrafine air pollution linked to increased cardiovascular and respiratory deaths, particularly affecting vulnerable groups.

A study from the University at Albany, published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials, links long-term exposure to ultrafine air pollution particles in New York to increased deaths from cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. Vulnerable groups, including Hispanics, Black individuals, young children, and older adults, are especially at risk. Despite their dangers, ultrafine particles remain largely unregulated, complicating public health responses.

October 24, 2024
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