Background Air pollution has aroused global concerns because of its adverse effects on
individuals' physical and psychological health and behavior. Although there has been …

Outdoor air pollution is a leading environmental cause of death and cancer incidence in
humans. We aimed to estimate the fraction of lung cancer incidence attributable to fine …

Abstract The International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified PM 2.5 (fine
particulate matter, PM 2.5) as a lung cancer carcinogen in humans. We estimated the …

Background: Estimates of the proportion of cancer cases that can be attributed to modifiable
risk factors are not available for Canada and, more specifically, Alberta. The purpose of this …

Background Quantifying the potential cancer cases associated with environmental
carcinogen exposure can help inform efforts to improve population health. This study …

Abstract Particulate matter 2.5 (PM2. 5), a component of atmospheric particulate matter,
leads to changes in gene expression and cellular functions. Epidemiological evidence …

PM2. 5 is a major environmental health problem and a risk factor for lung cancer. Exposure
to PM2. 5 has attracted growing public concern nationwide. Here, we aimed to estimate the …

This study aimed to explore the impact of PM 2.5 exposure on survival, post-operative
outcomes, and tumor recurrence in resectable non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients …

This paper reviews the recent development of micro-/nanosensors to detect air pollutants.
Various sensor technologies to measure particles and gaseous pollutants are introduced …

Exposure to high levels of ambient air particulates< 2.5 microns in diameter (PM 2.5) in the
Fairbanks North Star Borough (FNSB) and the resulting impact on cancer incidence is the …