Respiratory Diseases

Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding pollution of Godavari river, Telangana, 29/05/2025

Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of News Item titled "Telangana: Deepening pollution crisis in Godawari threatens lives livelihoods appearing in the Telangana Today dated 13.05.2025" dated 29/05/2025. The application was registered suo-motu on the basis of the news item titled Telangana: Deepening pollution crisis in Godawari …

Dose responses of years of exposure on lung functions in male and female beedi workers

Beedi is prepared in unorganized sectors and the biddi binders are mostly perform the whole procedure at their home. Beedi is smoked, like the cigarette though there are a lot of differences. Beedi is wrapped by kendu leaves, tobacco is less roasted and lenght is shorter compared to cigarettes. The …

2008-2013 Action plan for the global strategy for the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases

Working in partnership to prevent and control the four noncommunicable diseases — cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, cancers and chronic respiratory diseases and the four shared risk factors - tobacco use, physical inactivity, unhealthy diets and the harmful use of alcohol.

Air to lung to DNA

Air pollutants damage genes, affect human behaviour THE air you breathe in may affect your health in more ways than you think. Besides causing respiratory disorders and hypertension, pollution may be damaging genes and changing human behaviour, revealed a study on health of urban population in Delhi and rural population …

Improving air quality in Asias cities

Last month the Better Air Quality in Asia (BAQ) biennial conference was held in Bangkok. It highlighted one of the most pressing issues for the mega cities of Asia

Sandstones being used In dream projects give a push to air pollution

Gasp... you are in Lucknow Lucknow: Guess how much dust has already settled over the state capital in the wake of the ongoing construction of five dream projects of Behen Mayawati, costing Rs 3,000 crore to state exchequer? This is estimated to be an alarming 9,000 to 10,000 metric tones. …

Fresher cookers

Technology and development: The humble cooking stove is being overhauled around the world with the help of

The city struggles to breathe

Hyderabad Dec. 1: More and more people in the city are suffering from health problems caused by high levels of pollution. Mr Pawan Reddy, an IT professional, went to a hospital because he was suffering from constant breathlessness and was diagnosed with asthma by a pulmonologist. The reasons were obvious. …

Smog triggers respiratory ailments

BY NIVI SHRIVASTAVA According to reports, there has been a 30 per cent increase in asthma and congestion cases this year due to smog. Running nose, itching tonsils and problems in breathing are some common difficulties people face in winters. In a heavily polluted city like Delhi, doctors blame the …

Air quality and cement production: examining the implications of point source pollution in Sri Lanka

Suspended particulate matter (SPM), dust, fumes and gases from cement production can result in a range of health effects to households living around factories. This study estimates the health costs associated with air pollution from a cement factory in the district of Puttalam in Sri Lanka. The study uses field …

Winter and Diesel cars

Even without looking at the air pollution figures we know from the darkened sky-line that Delhi's air quality gains will be lost this winter. Air has begun to get heavy with dust, smoke and particles. Calm and cool weather is blocking the dispersal of smoke and pollutants. Low-hanging shroud impairs …

Eco-friendly Diwali goes up in smoke

Doctors say senior citizens and asthma patients are the most-affected The festival of lights wasn

Science & Technology - Briefs

biological sciences Water bears in space Life for a certain kind of tiny invertebrates is possible in space. About 1.5 mm long water bears were found to survive there, a European Space Agency (esa) experiment showed. This makes the eight-legged invertebrates, also called tardigrade, the first animals known to survive …

Estimating health benefits when behaviors are endogenous: a case of indoor air pollution in rural Nepal

A majority of rural households in developing countries still use solid fuels for cooking. Many studies show linkages between the indoor air pollution from solid fuels with respiratory health problems. These estimates, however, suffer from an endogeneity bias arising from the effects of health conditions on fuel choice. This study …

Cop(ing) in dirty air

Hyderabad, Sept. 30: More and more traffic police personnel in the city are suffering from asthma, bronchitis and other respiratory disorders because of severe air pollution. The level of suspended particulate matter in the city air is higher than the national average and traffic cops, who are in the thick …

Open fires, dirty air and respiratory diseases: examining health costs from indoor air pollution in Nepal

A SANDEE report from Nepal looks at an environmental and social problem that has long plagued rural communities in the country

Asias sooty air

Priyanka Chandola According to a recent study, health effects of air pollutants are worse in Asian cities. Economic boom in Asia has come with a price. Health effects of particulate pollutants in Asian cities are similar - even greater - than those in most industrialised western cities. Effects of gaseous …

Green guide found fair to be foul - Govt pins hope on Nagpur institute that gave Maidan mela a thumbs down

JAYANTA BASU The Nagpur-based organisation the state government is banking on to bring the Book Fair back to the Maidan was the one that had documented the environmental damage caused by the event. Chief secretary Amit Kiran Deb said on Tuesday that the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) would …

Asias sooty air

Health effects of air pollutants worse in Asian cities economic boom in Asia has come with a price. Health effects of particulate pollutants in Asian cities are similar

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