Even brief exposure to air pollution increases risk of flu and other respiratory infections in children, Utah-based study finds

(Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune) Air pollution hangs over the Wasatch Front, as seen on January 5, 2018. A new Utah-based study suggests that even brief exposure to particulate pollution can boost the likelihood of respiratory infections in children.

Even brief exposure to air pollution increases risk of flu and other respiratory infections in children, Utah-based study finds

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