Thorax,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. thorax - 222709
Published: March 31, 2025
Introduction
Ambient
formaldehyde
(HCHO)
is
globally
distributed,
posing
significant
exposure
to
vast
populations,
particularly
vulnerable
demographics
such
as
children.
Investigations
into
the
correlation
between
ambient
HCHO
and
children’s
respiratory
ailments
are
deficient.
Methods
was
retrieved
from
TROPOspheric
Monitoring
Instrument.
A
two-stage
time-series
analysis
conducted
examine
relationship
hospital
admission
of
diseases
among
198
704
children
in
Jiangsu
Province,
China,
2019
2021.
Additionally,
12
patterns
were
defined
further
discern
potential
synergistic
effects
high
temperature
combined
exposure.
Results
After
controlling
for
relevant
covariates,
our
findings
revealed
associated
with
respiratory-related
admissions.
Specifically,
we
identified
a
pronounced
effect
at
lag
3
day,
demonstrating
1.14%
increase
(95%
CI:
0.60%,
1.69%).
Subgroup
analyses
that
warm
season,
3–7
years
old
group
disadvantaged
economic
areas
showed
higher
risk.
Moreover,
found
would
trigger
elevated
risk
admission.
Notably,
specific
scenarios,
cumulative
relative
reached
up
1.051
1.025,
1.078),
highlighting
on
health
Conclusions
increased
risks
children,
could
To
have
an
in-depth
understanding
impact
critical
intervention
strategies
aimed
mitigating
pollution
regarding
adverse
impacts
under
changing
climate.
Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
154(4), P. 835 - 846
Published: Aug. 24, 2024
Because
of
the
disproportionate
amount
time
that
people
spend
indoors
and
complexities
air
pollutant
exposures
found
there,
indoor
pollution
is
a
growing
concern
for
airway
health.
Both
infiltration
outdoor
into
space
sources
(such
as
smoke
from
tobacco
products,
cooking
or
heating
practices
combustion
associated
fuels,
household
materials)
contribute
to
unique
exposure
mixtures.
Although
there
substantial
literature
on
chemistry
pollution,
research
focused
health
effects
only
beginning
emerge
remains
an
important
area
need
protect
public
We
provide
review
emerging
spanning
past
3
years
relating
health,
with
specific
focus
impact
either
individual
common
lower
airways.
Factors
defining
susceptibility
and/or
vulnerability
are
reviewed
consideration
priority
populations
modifiable
risk
factors
may
be
targeted
advance
equity.
Huntington's
disease
(HD)
is
a
devastating
neurodegenerative
that
manifested
by
gradual
loss
of
physical,
cognitive,
and
mental
abilities.
As
the
advances,
age
has
major
impact
on
pathogenic
signature
mutant
huntingtin
(mHTT)
protein
aggregation.
This
review
aims
to
explore
intricate
relationship
between
aging,
mHTT
toxicity,
cellular
senescence
in
HD.
Scientific
data
interplay
mHTT,
HD
were
collected
from
several
academic
databases,
including
PubMed,
Google
Scholar,
Google,
ScienceDirect.
The
search
terms
employed
"AGING,"
"HUNTINGTON'S
DISEASE,"
"MUTANT
HUNTINGTIN,"
"CELLULAR
SENESCENCE."
Additionally,
gather
information
molecular
mechanisms
potential
therapeutic
targets,
was
extended
include
relevant
such
as
"DNA
DAMAGE,"
"OXIDATIVE
STRESS,"
"AUTOPHAGY."
According
research,
aging
leads
worsening
pathophysiology
through
some
processes.
result
accumulation,
promoted,
which
causes
DNA
damage,
oxidative
stress,
decreased
autophagy,
increased
inflammatory
responses.
Pro-inflammatory
cytokines
other
substances
are
released
senescent
cells,
may
worsen
neuronal
damage
course
disease.
It
been
shown
treatments
directed
at
these
pathways
reduce
symptoms
enhance
longevity
experimental
animals,
pointing
new
possibility
treating
condition.
Through
their
amplification
harmful
effects
play
crucial
roles
development
Comprehending
interplays
creates
novel
opportunities
for
measures
targeted
alleviating
enhancing
patients'
quality
life.