India's air quality lags behind WHO standards, with 41% of households using biomass fuels, leading to health issues. WHO's Dr ...

In India, much of the population breathes air that is 10 times more polluted than what the World Health Organization ...

Climate change is causing a notable increase in pediatric asthma cases due to rising air pollution, temperatures, and allergens. Immediate action is required to reduce air pollution and improve ...

Previous studies have linked childhood asthma to exposure to fine particulate and nitrogen dioxide air pollution, researchers said in background notes. But it’s been unclear whether asthma can ...

The rise in temperature and extended pollen seasons, thanks to climate change, only worsen asthma and bronchitis. “Climate change is a silent aggravator. And yet, we often treat air pollution ...

Statistics, like the millions who die annually from pollution ... with asthma, or communities rallying for cleaner skies ~ could catalyse both empathy and action. India’s killer air is more ...