Air

Air pollution affects the entire population. The levels of pollutants found in the atmosphere are linked to health risks, and any reduction in exposure to these pollutants would be beneficial.

Our missions

  • Coordinate the Air and Health Monitoring Program (Psas) at the national and regional levels to generate knowledge on the links between air pollution and health and provide decision-making tools

  • Inform public authorities, healthcare professionals, and the general public about the health impacts of air pollution

Publications

Here you will find the latest scientific publications related to the studies and research conducted by Santé publique France.

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451 publications

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Commentary. "The Effects of Particulate Air Pollution Components on Mortality in California: Results from the CALFINE Study" and "The Impact of Particulate Matter Components on Cardiovascular Mortality in Vulnerable Subpopulations" Special Issue. Atmospheric Particulate Matter: Chemical Composition and Health Effects

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Commentary. "Air Pollution and Use of Cardiovascular Emergency Services" and "Air Pollution and Use of Hospital Emergency Rooms for Respiratory Problems" Special Issue. Airborne Particles: Chemical Composition and Health Effects

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The Chemical Composition of Atmospheric Particles: Which Components Contribute to Their Harmfulness. Special Issue. Atmospheric Particles: Chemical Composition and Health Effects

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Commentary. Improved air quality in reunified Germany and a reduction in respiratory symptoms. Special Issue. Measures to reduce air pollution: What are their health benefits?