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Saharan dust: no reason to exempt from science or policy.

机译:撒哈拉尘埃:没有理由免于科学或政策。

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There is a newly mounting body of evidence of the health effects to exposure from long-range transported particulate matter (PM) from the Sahara regions in areas such as southern Europe and the Caribbean. In these areas, during episodes of 'Saharan winds,' increased total mortality and respiratory and cardiovascular hospitalisations have been associated with increased PM levels. The paper from Zauli et al in this issue of OEM further adds to this evidence (see page 446), suggesting also an increase in respiratory mortality for older people on those days. But, within the current and future public health and policy agenda, what is the relevance of this thin and not yet fully consistent new literature?
机译:越来越多的证据表明,来自撒哈拉大沙漠地区(如南欧和加勒比海)的长距离运输颗粒物(PM)暴露会对健康产生影响。在这些地区,“撒哈拉大风”发作期间,总死亡率的增加以及呼吸和心血管疾病的住院治疗与PM​​水平的升高有关。 Zauli等人在本期OEM上发表的论文进一步增加了这一证据(请参见第446页),这也表明当时老年人的呼吸道死亡率也有所增加。但是,在当前和未来的公共卫生与政策议程中,这种稀薄且尚未完全一致的新文献的意义何在?

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