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This is a Systematic Review study.

September 5, 2025Open Access

Associations between Indoor Pollutants, Neurodevelopmental, Oncological, and Respiratory Health Risks, and Vulnerable Populations: A Systematic Review

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RMRachael Gakii MurithiUniversity of Nairobi KTKun TangTsinghua University

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Systematic review reveals strong associations between indoor pollutants and respiratory health in vulnerable populations, highlighting urgent intervention needs.

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Strong associations exist between indoor pollutants and respiratory health issues, impacting vulnerable populations.
Fifteen studies analyzed showed significant links to neurodevelopmental impairments and cancer-related risks.
Systematic review utilized PRISMA guidelines to synthesize evidence from diverse fields including epidemiology and toxicology.
This review underscores the need for equity-focused policies to enhance indoor environments and public health.

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Murithi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb3a492b87ece8dc955819 https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7440867/v1

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Systematic review reveals strong associations between indoor pollutants and respiratory health in vulnerable populations, highlighting urgent intervention needs.

Associations between Indoor Pollutants, Neurodevelopmental, Oncological, and Respiratory Health Risks, and Vulnerable Populations: A Systematic Review

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