Air pollution is a major concern faced by one and all. Pollution leaves a serious toxicological impact on human health and the environment. Long-term exposure to air pollution leads to respiratory infections, cardiovascular dysfunctions and cancer. Air pollution is linked to millions of deaths globally, each year. Air pollution has various toxic materials in the forms of solids, liquid and gases. Air pollution in India emits through indoor cooking stoves, traffic, vehicles that run on kerosene and diesel, industrial wastes from fossil fuels and open burning of waste. Wear an anti-pollution mask, avoid outdoor exercise, use public transportation and cut down on firecrackers to reduce air pollution. To know how you can contribute to a better environment, watch video….
Dr Paramjeet Singh, MBBS, Consultant Physician and Cardiologist talks about Pollution And Its Effects On Human Body.
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Published on
30 January 2019
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