Effects of exposure to ambient ultrafine particles on respiratory health and systemic inflammation in children

Overview of attention for article published in Environment International, March 2018

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@oscarolim @quadrupleyellow @BrentToderian @bmj_latest Which is why age, sex and height are included in so many clinical studies, e.g., effect of air pollution exposure on lung function https://t.co/CO3Yu454ga.

Working on adapting a visualisation from my air quality epidemiology paper published earlier this year https://t.co/6qhgerqmop Dipping my toe into gganimate and trying to show that exposure to ultrafines isn't constant as students move between home and …

Also the #desastrous effects of #ultrafine particles, #UFP, are not mentioned. #Airplanes emit huge amounts of UFP, an airplane taking of as much as 1 MILLION #trucks! UFP causes systemic #inflamation among other things. https://t.co/nzTkq7CgBp

RT @222Figen: .@gareth_snell #NoThirdRunway Please consider the #Health of so many people and children... https://t.co/mamkkrieZK

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