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Pneumologen warnen beim ERS-Kongress vor Folgen der Luftverschmutzung

Wenn Atmen zum Gesundheitsrisiko wird

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Dreckige Luft kann töten. Etwa sieben Millionen Menschen pro Jahr sterben laut WHO an den Folgen von Luftverschmutzung, die meisten von ihnen durch Atemwegserkrankungen. Die European Respiratory Society (ERS) hat das Thema auf ihrer Jahrestagung 2016 erneut zum Hot Topic erhoben.

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  • Symposium „Air pollution and effects on lung health“, Oral Abstract „Respiratory mortality risks in England and Wales associated with air pollution exposures up to 38 years previously“, Late-Breaking abstract „Lung function is associated with air pollution in healthy adults“, Kongress der European Respiratory Society, London, 3.–7. September 2016

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Schumacher, B. Wenn Atmen zum Gesundheitsrisiko wird. Pneumo News 8 (Suppl 7), 59–60 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15033-016-0493-8

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