Abstract
Air pollution: 6.6million premature deaths in 2050!
Highlights
The group of Brunekreef et al from the Netherlands Julius Center for Health Sciences and Primary Care, University Medical Center, Utrecht, has acquired world-wide recognition for performing pivotal studies addressing the effects of air pollution on human health [11,12,13]
Brunekreef et al [13] showed convincingly that traffic-related air pollution (Cave Volkswagen Diesel, EEvdW) and several traffic exposure variables in the Netherlands are associated with increased mortality
There is abundant evidence that air pollution contributes to the risk of cardiovascular disease and associated mortality
Summary
The group of Brunekreef et al from the Netherlands Julius Center for Health Sciences and Primary Care, University Medical Center, Utrecht, has acquired world-wide recognition for performing pivotal studies addressing the effects of air pollution on human health [11,12,13]. At the European level the effects of air pollution have obtained increased consideration over the past years.
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