Sports can offer a number of benefits to one’s well-being, however, it is important to exercise in places where one breathes quality air to avoid health risks.
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5 things you (maybe) don’t know about air quality
Indoor air quality is just as important as outdoor air quality because we spend most of our time inside buildings. Indoor air quality is influenced by many factors and can be much more polluted than outdoor air.
Radon gas hazard: latest studies
Radon gas is an odourless and colourless radioactive gas that forms naturally from the decomposition of radium in soil, rocks and groundwater. Scientific studies have shown it to be dangerous to human health; in fact, it is considered a level 1 carcinogenic gas by the WHO.
Fine dust: the invisible substances that penetrate the lungs and bloodstream
Particulate matter is among the most dangerous air pollutants because of its ability to enter the lungs and bloodstream.
Air pollution: what is the current situation in Italy?
The air pollution situation in Italy can vary depending on region, season and several factors. Italy, particularly in urban and industrial areas, faces significant challenges related to air pollution.
Asthma and spring allergies: do you know the quality of the air you breathe?
The causes of asthma are many: poor air quality can damage our health, particularly the respiratory tract. Asthma is a complex condition in which multiple genetic and environmental factors can interact and contribute to its development.
Air pollution: what’s in store for the future?
The future of the planet also depends on actions taken globally to address the root causes of pollution. Awareness and the adoption of sustainable policies are crucial to shaping a cleaner future for the air we breathe.
Feb. 4: World Cancer Day
There is a scientifically proven link between pollution and inflammation of the lungs that may partly explain how poor air quality can promote the occurrence of this type of cancer.
Did you know that the microclimate affects our well-being?
The microclimate within a home can significantly affect the well-being of occupants. Several factors contribute to the indoor microclimate, including temperature, humidity, and air quality.