The possible impact of “sequential co-exposure” on ozone associated adverse health effects. Preliminary data from cumulative cross sectional and prospective studies in Milan

Francesco Cetta; M. Sala; G. Schiraldi; E. Bolzacchini; A. Dahmo; L. Moltoni; Giacomo Alessandro Gerosa; Ballarin Denti

The possible impact of “sequential co-exposure” on ozone associated adverse health effects. Preliminary data from cumulative cross sectional and prospective studies in Milan

Francesco Cetta, M. Sala, G. Schiraldi, E. Bolzacchini, A. Dahmo, L. Moltoni, Giacomo Alessandro Gerosa, Ballarin Denti

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Abstract

Ozone effect on human health is assessed in relation to other stress factors and sequential co-exposure is analyzed. Data are also taken from previous studies.

Lingua originale	English
Titolo della pubblicazione ospite	European Aerosol Conference Abstracts
Editore	European Aerosol Conference
Pagine	90-90
Numero di pagine	1
Stato di pubblicazione	Pubblicato - 2009

Keywords

co-exposure
health effects
ozone

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Cetta, F., Sala, M., Schiraldi, G., Bolzacchini, E., Dahmo, A., Moltoni, L., Gerosa, G. A., & Denti, B. (2009). The possible impact of “sequential co-exposure” on ozone associated adverse health effects. Preliminary data from cumulative cross sectional and prospective studies in Milan. In European Aerosol Conference Abstracts (pagg. 90-90). European Aerosol Conference.

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European Aerosol Conference Abstracts. European Aerosol Conference, 2009. pag. 90-90.

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The possible impact of “sequential co-exposure” on ozone associated adverse health effects. Preliminary data from cumulative cross sectional and prospective studies in Milan

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