Recorded Thursday 13 January 2022.
Part of our Science in Health Public Lecture Series 2021-2022.
Professor Frank Kelly
Imperial College, London
Clean air, like clean water and untainted food, is fundamental to good health. We are all aware that air pollution damages our health, yet the scale of the problem is frequently underappreciated.
Every year, 7 million premature deaths occur worldwide as a consequence of air pollution while the toll is ~34,000 premature deaths/year in the UK.
After years of delays and debates, 2021 finally saw the Environment Act enter law in the UK.
However, as progress to adopt meaningful ambient air quality standards in the UK moves slowly forward the research agenda is rapidly shifting focus to the indoor air environment.
The increasing complexity of indoor air requires much more work to improve understanding of the possible health implication it holds for us.
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