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Air pollution silently fuelling rise in respiratory, cardiac and neurological diseases

 
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10/01/2026 1:47 pm  

In an interaction with The Statesman, Dr Rishabh Yadav, MBBS, MS (Medical Superintendent) at a private hospital in the national capital, said that prolonged exposure to polluted air is silently increasing the burden of respiratory, cardiac and neurological diseases across the population.

https://www.thestatesman.com/india/air-pollution-silently-fuelling-rise-in-respiratory-cardiac-and-neurological-diseases-1503538598.html


   
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