State of Global Air

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Data on air quality & health for countries & cities around the world | Collaboration between the Health Effects Institute & Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation

The science is clear: improving air quality can help support healthier childhood development & reduce preventable health risks. Children are especially vulnerable to exposure to air pollution as their bodies are still developing. More on air pollution & children's health➡️https://tinyurl.com/3wnmuf37

How Does Air Pollution Impact Children's Health | State of Global Air

Our new factsheet, in partnership with UNICEF titled How Does Air Pollution Impact Children's Health spotlights the impact of air pollution on children's health from pregnancy to adolescence.

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🎉 Join us in welcoming Jennie Lee to our team! Jennie is interning with HEI's Global Initiatives for the summer and will be working very closely with the SoGA team. Jennie is currently a master’s student at Georgetown University in the Environmental Metrology & Policy program. Welcome, Jennie!

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#AirPollution may not feel immediate, but its effects build over time,impacting more than just our lungs. A new @heisoga.bsky.social factsheet shows how it affects multiple organs, with risks varying by life stage, occupation and exposure. 📄 Read more: bit.ly/4bJKELe

Air Pollution and Your Health | State of Global Air

Our new factsheet spotlights key health effects from air pollution. The factsheet is currently available in English, French, Spanish, Hindi, Russian, Arabic, Bengali, and Swahili.

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Happy #OpenDataDay! From an open-access platform for health data around the 🌍 to StoryMaps detailing sources of air pollution, free, accessible data is at the core of all our work. Check out this past #ScienceOnThe7th conversation about open data & air quality. ⬇️ https://tinyurl.com/yy5puvfs

Science on the 7th: March 2025

Join us on March 7, 2025 for a new Science on the 7th livestream episode. We will discuss open data and air quality with guests Rafaela Borth and Chris Hager...

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Science on the 7th will be taking a short break from our livestream format this month. But don’t worry, we have an exciting conversation to share soon. We’ll soon be sharing a special recording of a recent expert discussion on the health effects of traffic-related air pollution. Stay tuned!

🌍 World Cancer Day serves as a reminder that prevention is crucial. Air pollution is one of the world’s leading environmental health risks and is linked to higher rates of lung cancer and other serious diseases. But air pollution does not affect everyone equally. 1/3

🧠 Did you know air pollution can impact your brain from the very start of life? Tiny PM2.5 particles travel through your bloodstream and reach your brain. This can trigger inflammation and raise the risk of neurodegeneration and dementia. 1/2