Pages tagged with "Air Pollution"
35 pages, most important first (overviews, then meta-analyses, then RCTs, then newest). Combine with another topic
- Coronavirus travels on air pollution - many studies
- Air Pollution reduces Vitamin D production - many studies
- Life expectancy is reduced about 2 years by low Vitamin D or air pollution
- Fine particle pollution (PM2.5) worsened all 4 measures of Rheumatoid Arthritis activity - cohort
- Air pollution lowers Vitamin D — PM 2.5 global map: India is the worst. (HEPA filters help)
- More air pollution, less vitamin D (Korea PM 2.5 in this case)
- Why are Autoimmune diseases increasing? diet, UPF, obesity, air pollution, stress, microplastics, toxins, . . .
- More Harmful Than Cigarettes: Poverty, Pesticides, Prolonged sitting, UPF, Cars, Alcohol, low Vitamin D, etc.
- Air pollution: half of all US children
- Ozone decreases Vitamin D: 1) Decreases time outdoors, 2) Decreases UVB
- Alzheimer's risk increased 2X if high PM2.5 air pollution
- Air pollution, toxins, heavy metals and smoking each result in lower Vitamin D levels
- Increased vitamin D might decrease air pollution health problems (Pregnant women in India in this case)
- Risk of vitamin D deficiency increases 1.4X if significant air pollution (maternal in this study)
- Air pollution decreases the amount of vitamin D from the sun (Mendelian analysis this time)
- Most air pollutions reduce Vitamin D (PM2.5 is worst)
- Higher air pollution associated with more fractures and lower levels of vitamin D
- Parkinson's Disease 25 percent more likely if air pollution (likely lower Vitamin D)
- Infant should have fewer problems with air pollution if high maternal vitamin D
- Air pollution if less of a problem in hypertensives having higher Vitamin D levels (UK Biobank)
- Air pollution decreases Vitamin D levels (while pregnant in this case)
- Household air pollution increases the risk of pregnancy disorders, Vitamin D reduces the risk
- PM2.5 pollution associated with 9 types of deaths (all associated with low Vitamin D)
- Air pollution reduces UV and thus vitamin D
- Air pollution associated with 45 percent increased risk of Vitamin D deficiency while pregnant
- Cost of fossil fuels to the world 5,200,000,000,000 dollars (mainly due to air pollution)
- The Evidence is strong: Air pollution seems to cause dementia (perhaps low Vitamin D)
- Air pollution while pregnant associated with lower vitamin D (perhaps indoors more)
- Air pollution while pregnant reduced vitamin D level in infant
- Diesel air pollution causes liver problems (and low vitamin D) if low Omega-3 (mice)
- Air pollution associated with poor bone density (less vitamin D)
- Asthmatic pregnant women had 30 percent more preterm births if air pollution (vitamin D not mentioned)
- Cardiovascular death: 9 percent due to hypertension or air pollution, 7 percent: low Vitamin K2 or smoking
- Air Pollution 2000-2012
- Higher air pollution associated with 7 ng lower vitamin D levels