Particulates. Near Highway living is 17 cigarettes per day 'smoking'
Netherlands underestimated particulates, warns doctor Peter van den Hazel. The fabric which include released funbrain by car exhausts have much effect funbrain on children, "If we go, we find distress and lung diseases in children soon obvious."
Particulate matter can not see, but it's there. funbrain It damages the airways. Who lives in the Netherlands along a highway, provides seven months of his life. Children who go to school at a highway, passive smoking seventeen cigarettes per day. How dangerous is particulate matter?
Physicians with knowledge funbrain of environmental issues in 2008 have already made recommendations funbrain to protect the emissions of particulate matter and nitrogen people. But little is done with it, finds Van den Hazel in his thesis. According to him, it lacks a vision for the long term. "People get easily their shoulders. funbrain You can not see it well, then it's not there. Whether it is said: I live but a little shorter. But then you realize that you can be. Quite stuffy those last years To the fact that your house was stupid "argued Van den Hazel, along the highway he was promoted Friday in a study on health risks from environmental pollution at the Radboud University Nijmegen, and he is working as an environmental physician at GGD Central Gelderland. Inhalation of particulate funbrain matter
Scientific research at home and abroad has shown time and again that the frequent inhalation of invisible particles can cause lung irritation. It reduces the lung capacity and can lead to asthma and chronic bronchitis. Also cardiovascular disease may result from exposure funbrain to particulate matter.
"The problem is making difficult. funbrain Insight Find but once a child with asthma due to air pollution. At the individual level is hardly to show that someone's lung problems caused by particulate matter. "What does the Netherlands to counter? Pollution
Recent European research shows Van den Hazel see how necessary it is that municipalities, provinces funbrain and rich tighter guidelines apply. Particulate matter concentrations that are lower than the official EU standard, all prove harmful to newborns. Their birth weight decreases as their mother is more exposed to air pollution. The research results were published last month in the medical journal The Lancet Respiratory Disease. Particulate matter reduction
Municipalities funbrain do some clean air. Thus Utrecht wards from 2015 diesel cars older than fifteen years from the center. But often prevail economic interests, or simply want to drive fast. Increasing funbrain the speed of 120 to 130 kilometers per hour means a greater risk of lung disease and heart disease for local residents. funbrain Is the rate of 100 to 80, you will receive two months longer life.
Van den Hazel: "Only Amsterdam, Zutphen, Harderwijk, Amersfoort and Best not build schools, nurseries and care homes more within a radius of 300 meters around a highway, funbrain even if the air according to the standard is still sufficiently 'clean'. GGD Netherlands also believes that houses must not stand. funbrain "Longfonds top of a busy road
Despite insistence include the Longfonds the empire would still no ban on the building of "sensitive locations" near motorways. Then State Secretary Joop Atsma of Infrastructure and the Environment (CDA) argued in 2011 that is multiple interests funbrain must be taken seriously. New construction And municipalities must remain free in it.
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Subject: Baby, Child, Lungs, Pulmonology, Examining, Organs Tags: Amersfoort, Amsterdam, asthma, shortness of breath, Best, particulates, funbrain GCD Gelderland middle, Harderwijk, Joop Atsma, shorter life, lung capacity, lung fund, lung disease, pollution, environment, peter van den Hazel, Radboud University Nijmegen, highway, the lancet funbrain respiratory disease, Zutphen
Health & Co is a co-production of the newspaper editors of the North, Leeuwarden Courant and 38 weekly newspapers in the provinces of Groningen, Drenthe, Friesland and Flevoland. Health & Co. is published by NDC Media Group.
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Netherlands underestimated particulates, warns doctor Peter van den Hazel. The fabric which include released funbrain by car exhausts have much effect funbrain on children, "If we go, we find distress and lung diseases in children soon obvious."
Particulate matter can not see, but it's there. funbrain It damages the airways. Who lives in the Netherlands along a highway, provides seven months of his life. Children who go to school at a highway, passive smoking seventeen cigarettes per day. How dangerous is particulate matter?
Physicians with knowledge funbrain of environmental issues in 2008 have already made recommendations funbrain to protect the emissions of particulate matter and nitrogen people. But little is done with it, finds Van den Hazel in his thesis. According to him, it lacks a vision for the long term. "People get easily their shoulders. funbrain You can not see it well, then it's not there. Whether it is said: I live but a little shorter. But then you realize that you can be. Quite stuffy those last years To the fact that your house was stupid "argued Van den Hazel, along the highway he was promoted Friday in a study on health risks from environmental pollution at the Radboud University Nijmegen, and he is working as an environmental physician at GGD Central Gelderland. Inhalation of particulate funbrain matter
Scientific research at home and abroad has shown time and again that the frequent inhalation of invisible particles can cause lung irritation. It reduces the lung capacity and can lead to asthma and chronic bronchitis. Also cardiovascular disease may result from exposure funbrain to particulate matter.
"The problem is making difficult. funbrain Insight Find but once a child with asthma due to air pollution. At the individual level is hardly to show that someone's lung problems caused by particulate matter. "What does the Netherlands to counter? Pollution
Recent European research shows Van den Hazel see how necessary it is that municipalities, provinces funbrain and rich tighter guidelines apply. Particulate matter concentrations that are lower than the official EU standard, all prove harmful to newborns. Their birth weight decreases as their mother is more exposed to air pollution. The research results were published last month in the medical journal The Lancet Respiratory Disease. Particulate matter reduction
Municipalities funbrain do some clean air. Thus Utrecht wards from 2015 diesel cars older than fifteen years from the center. But often prevail economic interests, or simply want to drive fast. Increasing funbrain the speed of 120 to 130 kilometers per hour means a greater risk of lung disease and heart disease for local residents. funbrain Is the rate of 100 to 80, you will receive two months longer life.
Van den Hazel: "Only Amsterdam, Zutphen, Harderwijk, Amersfoort and Best not build schools, nurseries and care homes more within a radius of 300 meters around a highway, funbrain even if the air according to the standard is still sufficiently 'clean'. GGD Netherlands also believes that houses must not stand. funbrain "Longfonds top of a busy road
Despite insistence include the Longfonds the empire would still no ban on the building of "sensitive locations" near motorways. Then State Secretary Joop Atsma of Infrastructure and the Environment (CDA) argued in 2011 that is multiple interests funbrain must be taken seriously. New construction And municipalities must remain free in it.
Related Articles Many non-smokers suffer from COPD. Universities do research Longfonds Vaccine occurs annually 13,000 victims of asthma Children with asthma often do not take puff Less risk of asthma and eczema by licking nipple Stress increases risk of developing asthma Longfonds wants leaflet for cigarettes. What's in a cigarette? funbrain Food allergy is a growing problem Better move necessary guidelines for COPD patients
Subject: Baby, Child, Lungs, Pulmonology, Examining, Organs Tags: Amersfoort, Amsterdam, asthma, shortness of breath, Best, particulates, funbrain GCD Gelderland middle, Harderwijk, Joop Atsma, shorter life, lung capacity, lung fund, lung disease, pollution, environment, peter van den Hazel, Radboud University Nijmegen, highway, the lancet funbrain respiratory disease, Zutphen
Health & Co is a co-production of the newspaper editors of the North, Leeuwarden Courant and 38 weekly newspapers in the provinces of Groningen, Drenthe, Friesland and Flevoland. Health & Co. is published by NDC Media Group.
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