Furthermore, because of their smaller size, ultrafine particles can follow the air flow and get deep into the lungs when inhaled. These unique characteristics make ultrafine particles particularly ...

These particles did not impact natural or cardiovascular mortality risk. Individuals faced a high risk for respiratory mortality 5 to 7 days after being exposed to ultrafine particle pollution ...

Furthermore, because of their smaller size, ultrafine particles can follow the air flow and get deep into the lungs when inhaled. These unique characteristics make ultrafine particles particularly ...

July 24, 2024 — Ultrafine particles, UFPs, the smallest contributors to air pollution, hinder the function of mitochondria in human olfactory mucosa cells, a new study shows. The study showed ...

Some other studies suggest that ultrafine particles can increase the risk of respiratory diseases, cardiovascular diseases, neurological conditions, diabetes and pregnancy issues, says Daan van ...

Ultrafine magnetic iron oxide particles smaller than 500 nanometers are prevalent in air pollution on the London Underground, according to a study published in Scientific Reports.

The average density of ultrafine dust particles in Korea fell to the lowest level last year since 2015, when the nation began compiling such data, officials said Tuesday. The average density of ...

Air pollution caused by “ultrafine particles,” emitted by automobiles and industrial activity, has been linked to 1,100 deaths a year in Montreal and Toronto, according to new Canadian research.

Their study, published recently in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, finds that long-term exposure to the ultrafine particles known as UFPs — which are typically ...

Ultrafine magnetic iron oxide particles smaller than 500 nanometres are prevalent in air pollution on the London Underground, according to a study published in Scientific Reports. The authors ...