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- A more comprehensive strategy is needed to evaluate the impact of air pollution on health.
- Current methods may not fully capture the extent of the health risks associated with polluted air.
- Emphasizing a wider perspective can help address the various ways air pollution affects public health.
Article Abstract
A broader approach to assessing the burden of disease from air pollution is required.
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