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Ambient Coarse Particulate Matter and Human Health: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Adar, Sara D. - Nama Orang; Paola A. Filigrana - Nama Orang; Nicholas Clements - Nama Orang; Jennifer L. Peel - Nama Orang;

Abstract Airborne particles have been linked to increased
mortality and morbidity. As most research has focused on fine particles (PM2.5), the health implications of coarse particles (PM10-2.5) are not well understood. We conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of associations for short- and longterm PM10-2.5 concentrations with mortality and hospital admissions. Using 23 mortality and 10 hospital admissions studies, we documented suggestive evidence of increased morbidity and mortality in relation to higher short-term PM10-2.5 concentrations, with stronger relationships for respiratory than cardiovascular endpoints. Reported associations were highly heterogeneous, however, especially by geographic region and average PM10-2.5 concentrations. Adjustment for PM2.5 and publication bias resulted in weaker and less precise effect estimates, although positive associations remained for short-term PM10-2.5 concentrations. Inconsistent relationships between effect estimates for PM10-2.5 and correlations between PM10-2.5 and PM2.5 concentrations, however, indicate that PM10-2.5 associations cannot be solely explained by co-exposure to PM2.5. While suggestive evidence was found of increased mortality with longterm PM10-2.5 concentrations, these associations were not robust
to control for PM2.5. Additional research is required to better understand sources of heterogeneity of associations between PM10-2.5 and adverse health outcomes. Keywords Air pollution . Coarse particulate matter . Health . Cardiovascular . Respiratory . Mortality . Hospitalizations . Time-series . Case-crossover


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USA : Springer., 2014
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English
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DOI 10.1007/s40572-0
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Curr Envir Health Rpt (2014) 1:258–274
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Medicine
Ambient Coarse
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