Quantifying the impact of PM2.5 and associated heavy metals on respiratory health of children near metallurgical facilities.

Environ Sci Pollut Res Int · 2016 · PMC4956698 · PMID 27115705

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Highly significant correlations ( p < 0.01) were observed between the locations of the children with high number of wheezing episodes and hospitalizations and the PM 2.5 multiannual average ( r = 0.985), PM 2.5 maximum values ( r = 0.813), and PM 2.5 momentary peak values ( r = 0.802).

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