Exposure to air pollution in early life has detrimental long-term health consequences

Humphrey Southall

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Report of research showing evidence that exposure to air pollution in early life has detrimental long-term health consequences. Professor Humphrey Southall was part of the study team led by the University of Southampton.

Period	18 May 2018

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Title	Latest research strengthens case that early exposure to pollution affects long-term health
Media name/outlet	Sytec News
Media type	Web
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Date	18/05/18
Description	Research has shown increasing evidence that exposure to air pollution in early life has detrimental long-term health consequences.
URL	www.sytec.news/latest/latest-research-strengthens-case-that-early-exposure-to-pollution-affects-long-term-health/
Persons	Humphrey Southall

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Exposure to air pollution in early life has detrimental long-term health consequences

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Evaluating the long-term consequences of air pollution in early life: Geographical correlations between coal consumption in 1951/1952 and current mortality in England and Wales

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Great Britain Historical GIS