Diwali brings thick smog, high particulate matter and toxic gases that linger for days, raising concerns about health effects. Dr Nilesh Patil, Consultant Surgical Oncologist at HCG Manavta Cancer Center, Nashik, says a few days of exposure are unlikely to cause cancer, but inflammation and cellular damage can add up over the years. The article covers harmful pollutants, vulnerable groups, cumulative exposure and six ways to reduce risk around D…
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