Research from two studies in different European cities1,2 highlights that urban noise pollution has a significant negative impact on heart health, according to data presented at ESC Congress 2024.

Household consumption in China is associated with substantial PM 2.5 pollution, through activities directly (i.e., fuel use) and/or indirectly (i.e., consumption of goods and services) causing ...

For a majority of people, ‘climate change’ is synonymous with ‘pollution’ and vice versa. A survey by Health Effects Institute, headquartered in the US, shows that the mortality rate linked to air ...

Air pollution in Hanoi is causing widespread health problems and productivity losses. While the government is moving to phase out petrol vehicles and curb urban emissions, much of the city’s pollution ...