Air pollution impacts over 99% of the global population, according to WHO linking it to a 20% rise in respiratory diseases.
There is no bigger health problem in the world today than air pollution. An individual inhales particulates such as PM2.5, and PM10 as well as nitrogenoxide (NO₂) and ozone (O₃), leading to many diseases in the human body. Understanding its effects on the broad levels of life is a major professional health concern; there is a need to work to protect public health from the consequences of these pollutants.
