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Researchers trace invisible health hazard back to everyday activity: 'There is no safe level of exposure'

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New research shows that air pollution from traffic doesn't just hurt your lungs: it's silently attacking your liver, too, potentially leading to serious health problems, as detailed by Earth.com. What's happening? A study by the University of Technology Sydney discovered that even modest exposure to traffic-related air pollution could harm your liver and increase your risk of developing fatty liver disease. Tiny particles called PM2.5 (about 3% …

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Researchers trace invisible health hazard back to everyday activity: 'There is no safe level of exposure'

New research shows that air pollution from traffic doesn't just hurt your lungs: it's silently attacking your liver, too, potentially leading to serious health problems, as detailed by Earth.com. What's happening? A study by the University of Technology Sydney discovered that even modest exposure to traffic-related air pollution could harm your liver and increase your risk of developing fatty liver disease. Tiny particles called PM2.5 (about 3% …

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Air pollution kills around 5.7M people every year: World Bank

Air pollution causes economic loss equivalent to about 5% of global GDP, according to World Bank - Anadolu Ajansı

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AIR POLLUTION KILLS AROUND 5.7M PEOPLE EVERY YEAR: WORLD BANK

Sat 29 March 2025: The World Bank reported Thursday that air pollution claims the lives of around 5.7 million people each year, with 95% of deaths occurring in low- and middle-income countries. In a report titled Accelerating Access to Clean Air on a Livable Planet, the bank estimated that air pollution causes an economic loss equivalent to about 5% […]

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Anadolu Ajansı broke the news in Ankara, Türkiye on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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