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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2017

In-Car Pollution and Breast Cancer Over-Treatment-Traffic Pollution

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Traffic pollution research has traditionally been conducted with outdoor roadside sensors. Roby Greenwald, PhD, Assistant Professor from the School of Public Health, Georgia State University led a study with sensors mounted inside the passenger compartments of cars, and found that interior pollution levels were twice as high as previously thought. He talked about the various forms of pollution he found and their potential health effects.

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