Air Pollution Is Becoming More Dangerous

Story at-a-glance

Nine million premature deaths were caused by pollution in 2015, which is 16 percent of deaths worldwide

The majority of deaths — 6.5 million — were caused by airborne contaminants

Both indoor air pollution, particularly from household cooking and burning wood for heat, and outdoor pollution, including from coal-fired power plants and vehicle emissions, were problematic

Certain nutrients, including omega-3 fats and B vitamins, may buffer some of the health effects of air pollution

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