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Asthma Management – DOCTOR EB reversible airflow obstruction, (2) nonspecific airways hyper-reactivity, and (3) airways inflammation. The nonspecific nature of the hyper-reactivity is perhaps a reflection of airway inflammation. Symptoms are triggered

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Most developed countries have colour coded Air Quality Index (AQI) that help citizens to look up for the air quality at monitoring station near them and decide what precaution to be taken. Below is India's AQI announced recently. http://bit.ly/1MnEcs0

How to read India’s new colour-coded Air Quality Index India’s new Air Quality Index has a nifty website and you could lose a lot of time playing with it. You could also have some major questions, but we’ll get to that in a bit. Most developed countries have a colour-co

The app "SAFAR-Air" will warn people about the quality of air and help them make adjustments to their personal outdoor plans based on the advisory on their handset. http://bit.ly/1Mm4iM3

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Swedish researchers have uncovered a direct link between polluted air and dementia. http://bit.ly/1J8PMqn

Pollution raises risk of dementia - The Times of India Swedish researchers have uncovered a direct link between polluted air and dementia.

At 28 places in Maharashtra, air quality a cause for worry. Read more on http://bit.ly/1wmeb3P

At 28 places in Maharashtra, air quality a cause for worry NEERI study has found air quality ‘very unhealthy’ in parts of MMR, Raigad & Chandrapur districts.

Air pollution fifth biggest killer in India: EPCA. Read More on http://bit.ly/1J98qf2

Air pollution fifth biggest killer in India: EPCA : North, News - India Today The worsening menace has been identified by the Supreme Court-appointed Environment Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority as the fifth biggest killer in India after high blood pressure, indoor air pollution from cooking fuels, to***co smoking and poor nutrition.