Particulate air pollution (pm2.5 and pm10 ) and medical consultations due to respiratory disease in Medellín (2008-2009)
Scientific evidence shows how air pollution has negative effects on human health. Medellin city (Colombia) has high levels of air pollution (according to Redaire's measurements) as well as a high rate of medical and emergency consultations due to respiratory disease (according to Metrosalud...
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Main Authors: | Carlos F. Gaviria G (Author), Paula C. Benavides C (Author), Carolina A. Tangarife (Author) |
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Universidad de Antioquia,
2011-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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