Residential air pollution linked to higher depression scores among 9/11 responders
9/11 first responders' exposure to air pollution and extreme heat in the neighborhoods they live in compounded poor health outcomes, a new study finds.
Residential air pollution linked to higher depression scores among 9/11 responders
9/11 first responders' exposure to air pollution and extreme heat in the neighborhoods they live in compounded poor health outcomes, a new study finds.
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