More and more authoritative studies have confirmed.
Air pollutionAssociated with the incidence of numerous diseases.
According to the World Health Organization's Global Air Quality Guidelines.
Globally annually7 million peoplePremature death due to air pollution.
What are the dangers of air pollution to the body?
Is it safer indoors than outdoors?
And how can we protect ourselves?
part 1
1 hour can induce coronary heart disease
In April 22, the international medical journal "Circulation" published the first study showed thatExposure to polluted air for 1 hour can induce coronary heart disease attacks
The study was published by Academician Ge Junbo from Zhongshan Hospital affiliated to Fudan University and Professor Huo Yong from Peking University First Hospital2239Hospital's129.30 thousandpatients with acute coronary syndrome.
Geographic distribution of 2239 hospitals was included).
The results of the study showed: PM25 (fine particulate matter), NO, SO, and other air pollutants, OKSignificant increaseRisk of acute coronary syndromes and all of their subtypes.
This risk is strongest within 1 hour of exposure to air pollution, in:Older peopleMedium, as wellCold seasonMore obvious.
part 2
Air pollution affects organs throughout the body
Air pollution not only harms the heart, but can also affect organs throughout the body。In May 2020, researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder published an article in the international environmental health journal Environment International**.
*Notes that air pollution can damage gut bacteria and increase the risk of diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and gastrointestinal disorders. Damage to the human body, including systemic destruction of the nervous system, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, and endocrine system.
Increase the Covid mortality rate
A Harvard University study showed that areas with higher COVID mortality rates overlapped significantly with areas with chronic heavy pollution, resulting in a 20-fold increase in COVID mortality rates compared to all-cause mortality.
**More susceptible to aging
A 10 microgram increase in nitrogen dioxide per cubic meter of air increases pigmentation spots and wrinkles by 25%.
part 3
Is it safer indoors than outdoors?
Mention air pollution.
In addition to outdoor haze, exhaust gases, thick smoke, viruses, etc.
Indoor air pollution is even more ubiquitous
Home improvement broughtCarcinogensFormaldehyde,
Secondhand smoke, oil smoke, dust mites, mold, pollen
1 gram of dust in the mold colony2.40 thousand
The total number of bacterial colonies is even higher3.2 million
People spend more than 80% of their time indoors
Even if there is no virus, no rhinitis, no allergies.
Air purification should not be neglected either.
Being in it for a long time
Health hazards also accumulate day by day.
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