The Traces that the Volcano of La Palma Left in the Respiratory Health of the Population: "There Are More Symptoms and Alterations in the Most Exposed Population"
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A work, with more than 1,000 people and incorporating complete respiratory tests and biological samples, shows a relationship between exposure to the Old Summit and the presence of respiratory symptoms that can be maintained over time in adults and children
The Tajogaite volcano left a great footprint in La Palma five years ago when it erupted. Not only in the new landscape configuration, the material losses and in the heart of the palm trees . Also in their lungs, literally. Exposure to the eruption is related to up to three times more likely to present cough and with twice as many alterations compatible with a pulmonary obstructive pattern in the most exposed population, according to the results …
A study by the Spanish Society of Pneumology links the eruption of the Tajogaite volcano with respiratory effects that can be maintained over time in adults and children Read
An investigation that has followed a thousand people during a five-year period shows that exposure to the volcano was associated with up to three times more coughs and twice as many obstructive alterations
A study promoted by the Spanish Society of Pneumology and led by the USC analyzes more than 1,000 people over five years ...
The research included more than 600 participants and compared the evolution of the exposed and non-exposed population within the island The article A USC study finds persistent respiratory effects five years after the La Palma eruption was first published in GCiencia.
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