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L\u2019inquinamento atmosferico \u00e8 una delle principali cause di numerose malattie e persino di morte prematura. Ora, uno studio ha scoperto che anche l\u2019esposizione a breve termine all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico pu\u00f2 aumentare il rischio di ictus.<\/p>\n

Un nuovo studio, pubblicato sulla rivista Neurologia<\/a>, hanno scoperto che le persone che erano state esposte a concentrazioni pi\u00f9 elevate di vari tipi di inquinanti atmosferici gassosi e particolati avevano un rischio maggiore di soffrire di ictus ischemico. Qui, i ricercatori definiscono l\u2019esposizione a breve termine come avvenuta entro cinque giorni prima dell\u2019ictus.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori hanno scoperto che concentrazioni pi\u00f9 elevate di biossido di azoto hanno mostrato un notevole aumento di 28% rischio di ictus<\/a>, mentre livelli elevati di ozono indicano un aumento di 5%. Il monossido di carbonio era collegato ad un aumento di 26% e il biossido di zolfo, 15%.<\/p>\n

Inoltre, concentrazioni pi\u00f9 elevate di PM1 (particelle con un diametro inferiore a 1 micron o \u03bcm) sono state collegate a un rischio o ictus pi\u00f9 elevato di 9%, mentre PM2,5 (particelle fini provenienti da fonti come scarichi di veicoli ed emissioni industriali) hanno mostrato un aumento di 15% e Il PM10 (che include particelle pi\u00f9 grandi come polvere stradale e detriti di costruzione) ha mostrato un aumento di 14% del rischio di ictus.<\/p>\n

Questi livelli pi\u00f9 elevati di inquinamento atmosferico sono anche correlati a un aumento del rischio di decessi correlati all\u2019ictus. Il biossido di azoto ha portato ad un aumento del rischio di morte correlata a ictus per 33%, mentre il biossido di zolfo ha mostrato un aumento sostanziale per 60%. Inoltre, il PM2,5 era collegato a un rischio pi\u00f9 elevato di 9% e il PM10 ha mostrato un aumento di 2% nel rischio di mortalit\u00e0 correlata all\u2019ictus.<\/p>\n

La meta-analisi ha comportato una revisione di 110 studi, inclusi oltre 18 milioni di casi di ictus, con i ricercatori che hanno esaminato inquinanti come il biossido di azoto, l\u2019ozono, il monossido di carbonio e il biossido di zolfo. Questi risultati hanno evidenziato l\u2019urgenza di affrontare le conseguenze immediate dei fattori ambientali sulla salute pubblica.<\/p>\n

\u201cPrecedenti ricerche hanno stabilito una connessione tra l\u2019esposizione a lungo termine all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico e un aumento del rischio di ictus. Tuttavia, la correlazione tra l\u2019esposizione a breve termine all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico e l\u2019ictus \u00e8 stata meno chiara\u201d, ha affermato Ahmad Toubasi, autore dello studio, come riportato da Notizie mediche<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\u201cPer il nostro studio, invece di considerare settimane o mesi di esposizione, abbiamo esaminato solo cinque giorni e abbiamo trovato un legame tra l\u2019esposizione a breve termine all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico e un aumento del rischio di ictus\u201d, ha aggiunto. \u201cEsiste una forte e significativa associazione tra l\u2019inquinamento atmosferico e il verificarsi di ictus, nonch\u00e9 la morte per ictus entro cinque giorni dall\u2019esposizione\u201d.<\/p>\n

Gli autori dello studio hanno suggerito che maggiori sforzi globali per creare politiche che riducano l\u2019inquinamento atmosferico potrebbero aiutare a ridurre il numero di ictus e le loro conseguenze.<\/p>\n

Secondo il Organizzazione mondiale della sanit\u00e0<\/a>Ogni anno, circa 15 milioni di persone in tutto il mondo sono colpite da un ictus, che provoca cinque milioni di morti ogni anno.<\/p>\n

Pubblicato da Medicaldaily.com<\/p>\n

Fonte quotidiana medica<\/a><\/p>\n

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L\u2019inquinamento atmosferico \u00e8 una delle principali cause di numerose malattie e persino di morte prematura. Ora, uno studio ha scoperto che anche l\u2019esposizione a breve termine all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico pu\u00f2 aumentare il rischio di ictus.<\/p>\n

Un nuovo studio, pubblicato sulla rivista Neurologia<\/a>, hanno scoperto che le persone che erano state esposte a concentrazioni pi\u00f9 elevate di vari tipi di inquinanti atmosferici gassosi e particolati avevano un rischio maggiore di soffrire di ictus ischemico. Qui, i ricercatori definiscono l\u2019esposizione a breve termine come avvenuta entro cinque giorni prima dell\u2019ictus.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori hanno scoperto che concentrazioni pi\u00f9 elevate di biossido di azoto hanno mostrato un notevole aumento di 28% rischio di ictus<\/a>, mentre livelli elevati di ozono indicano un aumento di 5%. Il monossido di carbonio era collegato ad un aumento di 26% e il biossido di zolfo, 15%.<\/p>\n

Inoltre, concentrazioni pi\u00f9 elevate di PM1 (particelle con un diametro inferiore a 1 micron o \u03bcm) sono state collegate a un rischio o ictus pi\u00f9 elevato di 9%, mentre PM2,5 (particelle fini provenienti da fonti come scarichi di veicoli ed emissioni industriali) hanno mostrato un aumento di 15% e Il PM10 (che include particelle pi\u00f9 grandi come polvere stradale e detriti di costruzione) ha mostrato un aumento di 14% del rischio di ictus.<\/p>\n

Questi livelli pi\u00f9 elevati di inquinamento atmosferico sono anche correlati a un aumento del rischio di decessi correlati all\u2019ictus. Il biossido di azoto ha portato ad un aumento del rischio di morte correlata a ictus per 33%, mentre il biossido di zolfo ha mostrato un aumento sostanziale per 60%. Inoltre, il PM2,5 era collegato a un rischio pi\u00f9 elevato di 9% e il PM10 ha mostrato un aumento di 2% nel rischio di mortalit\u00e0 correlata all\u2019ictus.<\/p>\n

La meta-analisi ha comportato una revisione di 110 studi, inclusi oltre 18 milioni di casi di ictus, con i ricercatori che hanno esaminato inquinanti come il biossido di azoto, l\u2019ozono, il monossido di carbonio e il biossido di zolfo. Questi risultati hanno evidenziato l\u2019urgenza di affrontare le conseguenze immediate dei fattori ambientali sulla salute pubblica.<\/p>\n

\u201cPrecedenti ricerche hanno stabilito una connessione tra l\u2019esposizione a lungo termine all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico e un aumento del rischio di ictus. Tuttavia, la correlazione tra l\u2019esposizione a breve termine all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico e l\u2019ictus \u00e8 stata meno chiara\u201d, ha affermato Ahmad Toubasi, autore dello studio, come riportato da Notizie mediche<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\u201cPer il nostro studio, invece di considerare settimane o mesi di esposizione, abbiamo esaminato solo cinque giorni e abbiamo trovato un legame tra l\u2019esposizione a breve termine all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico e un aumento del rischio di ictus\u201d, ha aggiunto. \u201cEsiste una forte e significativa associazione tra l\u2019inquinamento atmosferico e il verificarsi di ictus, nonch\u00e9 la morte per ictus entro cinque giorni dall\u2019esposizione\u201d.<\/p>\n

Gli autori dello studio hanno suggerito che maggiori sforzi globali per creare politiche che riducano l\u2019inquinamento atmosferico potrebbero aiutare a ridurre il numero di ictus e le loro conseguenze.<\/p>\n

Secondo il Organizzazione mondiale della sanit\u00e0<\/a>Ogni anno, circa 15 milioni di persone in tutto il mondo sono colpite da un ictus, che provoca cinque milioni di morti ogni anno.<\/p>\n

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