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Children living near highways are more susceptible to respiratory diseases
Anupam Agnihotri | Sep 9 2008
As a child, those who live near highways may not have fully developed lungs, which may turn such children more vulnerable to several respiratory and heart problems in the later phase of their lives. This fact popped out of a study conducted by U.S....
Tags: Traffic, Traffic pollution, Traffic-borne pollution, Air pollution, Carbon dioxide, Emission of harmful gases, Respiratory diseases, Asthma, TB, Tuberculosis Bacteria, Allergies, Allergy, Health & Fitness

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