Air pollution is a mixture of various substances, including PM, NOx, SO2, O3, CO, and VOCs, that can negatively impact human health and increase the risk of cancer. Components such as PM2.5, PAHs, VOCs, NOx, nitro-PAHs, arsenic, and radon have been classified as carcinogens. Efforts to reduce air pollution and personal measures such as checking air quality, staying indoors on poor air quality days, using masks, ventilating homes wisely, avoiding high traffic areas, limiting outdoor activities, etc.Air pollution increases the risk of cancer
GeneralAir pollution is a mixture of various substances, including PM, NOx, SO2, O3, CO, and VOCs, that can negatively impact human health and increase the risk of cancer. Components such as PM2.5, PAHs, VOCs, NOx, nitro-PAHs, arsenic, and radon have been classified as carcinogens. Efforts to reduce air pollution and personal measures such as checking air quality, staying indoors on poor air quality days, using masks, ventilating homes wisely, avoiding high traffic areas, limiting outdoor activities, etc.
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