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Atherosclerosis and long term exposure to air-borne particulates |
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study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology has found some association
between long term (20 year) exposure to air-borne particulates and sub-clinical
atherosclerosis (the formation of fatty deposits in artery walls).
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To help reduce the amount of dust indoors, take shoes off before coming inside. Leave these shoes at the door and only wear "indoor shoes" inside. As dust from outside is often contaminated with chemicals, such as pesticides, this practice may also help reduce the level of chemicals inside the building.
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Cleaning glass and tiles without chemicals |
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To remove greasy finger marks and soap marks from glass, mirrors and tiles, simply wipe the surface vigorously several times with a slightly damp microfibre cloth. No chemicals are required.
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Traffic pollution affects memory and learning in children |
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According
to researchers in the U.S., breathing air that is heavily contaminated with
traffic pollution may be associated with reduced memory, learning ability and I.Q.
in children.
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Night-time noise exposure increases blood pressure |
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A study published in the European Heart Journal has found that exposure to loud noise during sleep was associated with increased blood pressure. This effect was independent of the noise source.
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