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[The Atlantic] The American consulate in Shanghai begins issuing its own air quality readings, reporting that particulates are significantly worse than government statistics indicate.

It has long been known that particulates can contribute to lung and heart disease, with women perhaps more susceptible than men to heart problems, perhaps because of their smaller blood vessels and other biological differences.

There is growing evidence to suggest that particulates within road vehicle exhaust emissions are a serious health risk.

The studies here investigate the hypothesis that particulates, including air pollution particles, can induce airway wall fibrosis, a process that can lead to COPD.

Besides, it is suggested that particulates, and their specific interface structure, are more critical with respect to damage than short fibres while unreinforced alloys experience a significantly lower damage rate.

In our brief studies, conducted within the projects on surface design using Auger, energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy and scanning electrons microscopy, we discovered that particulates in NiTi medical alloys were always based on Ti: either ∼Ti2NiO oxide, titanium dioxide, titanium carbide or oxidized titanium carbide.

The World Health Organisation said last autumn that particulate pollution causes lung cancer.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) says that particulate matter "affects more people than any other pollutant".

Recently, the Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU) published statistics showing that "particulate matter from log burning in cities is more dangerous than pollution from traffic".

It found that particulate pollution has risen 8% globally in the past five years with the worst of the problem in developing countries.

Changes to the MOT test were implemented in 2014 to ensure that particulate filters are fitted where necessary and if not then the vehicle would fail the test".