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; Antonio Angelo 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
, Antonio Angelo 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	Inglese
Titolo della pubblicazione ospite	European Aerosol Conference Abstracts
Pagine	90
Numero di pagine	1
Stato di pubblicazione	Pubblicato - 2009
Evento	European Aerosol Conference - Karlsruhe Durata: 6 set 2009 → 11 set 2009

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Convegno	European Aerosol Conference
Città	Karlsruhe
Periodo	6/9/09 → 11/9/09

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Keywords

co-exposure
health effects
ozone

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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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