Most of the world breathes unhealthy air. Poor monitoring, industrial emissions, and weak regulations worsen air pollution.

Symptoms of climate change, such as extreme weather events and wildfires, can significantly impact air quality, potentially leading to increased pollutants and allergens, posing health risks.

From sweltering hot summer days to frigid winter nights, many people can experience exacerbations in respiratory symptoms of ...

These effects on the brain can cause daily disruptions for people performing simple tasks. New study uncovers concerning ...

About one in three people worldwide were exposed to household air pollution in a single year, according to new estimates.

Most of the world’s population is breathing polluted air, with only seven countries ... there is only one monitoring station for every 3.7 million people. The data gap could grow wider following ...

Nearly the entire world is breathing ... Polluted air can cause respiratory illness, Alzheimer´s disease and cancer and the WHO estimates that seven million people die each year from exposure ...

In the springtime in Oklahoma, allergy season can be a primary cause of stuffy noses or difficulty breathing ... and other ...

The Valley has seen decades of big business deals and population growth. A yearslong fight over air pollution could now endanger its future.

and reduce the risk of people developing asthma, lung cancer and a host of other health issues related to air pollution. " One stat the report doesn't feature is how many lives the ULEZ scheme ...

February was heart month, and this is another column in a series about the primary risk factors for heart disease. Sleep ...

Breathing cold air during winter can make ... Swollen airways are narrower and can’t take in as much air. That’s why people with asthma often have trouble catching their breath.