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Noise pollution in hospital impact quality and safety of healthcare
In an editorial published today in the BMJ, researchers from King's College London and the University of the Arts London argue that it is a worsening problem, with levels...
12 hours ago - News Medical - 2 articles
Noise Pollution in Hospitals Affecting Patients Ability to Rest, Heal and Recover
Noise pollution in hospitals is a rising issue as it is regularly exceeding international recommendations, according to a new study.
13 hours ago - Medindia Health - 2 articles
Are Air Purifiers Effective to Combat Deadly Pollutants?
Air purifiers can get rid of most of the toxic pollutants at home and office, but the question is how effective are these purifiers in mitigating the ill-effects of Delhi's...
1 day ago - Medindia Health
Criminal case as pollution surges in Russian river
Sharp rise in pollution of Russian river sparks criminal investigation
2 days ago - ABC News
Air Pollution and Cardiovascular Disease: Increased Risk for Women with Diabetes
Nationwide study of women reveals that those with diabetes are most susceptible to the adverse cardiovascular risks posed by exposure to air pollution.
2 days ago - BWH
The greatest environmental crime you've never heard about: Biosludged film launches Nov. 28th - see the first trailer here
The Biosludged film, in production since 2016, is finally here. It launches Nov. 28th on BrighteonFilms.com and documents the horrific mass pollution of North America's soils...
3 days ago - Natural News
Worldwide study reveals that air pollution is cutting global life expectancy by up to 2 years
The overall impact of air pollution around the world continues to worsen. A global research found that today's air quality has cut the global life expectancy by two years. In...
3 days ago - Natural News - 2 articles
Tiny fish louse shows promise as a sensitive early indicator of metal pollution in freshwater
A common aquatic parasite might one day inform us about the presence of dangerous metals in drinking water. The fish louse is being tested as a biological early warning system...
3 days ago - Natural News
California wildfires: The best smoke masks that protect against poor air quality
The type of mask matters if you don't want to inhale harmful pollutants.
3 days ago - ABC News
A cheaper alternative? Scientists looking at converting plastic waste into hydrogen fuel
The problem of plastic waste pollution shows no signs of letting up. Around eight million tons of plastic waste are making their way into our oceans every year, and the problem...
4 days ago - Natural News
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Noise Pollution in Hospitals Affecting Patients Ability to Rest, Heal and...
Noise pollution in hospitals is a rising issue as it is regularly exceeding international recommendations, according to a new study.