Short-term PM exposure and social stress cause pulmonary and cardiac dysfunction

Autor:	David M. Aslaner, Ty A. Saldaña, Duncan M. MacKenzie, Devin R. O’Piela, Roy A. Miller, Neill A. Schwieterman, Michael J. Falvo, Matthew W. Gorr, Loren E. Wold
Rok vydání:	2022
Předmět:	Male Air Pollutants Mice Heart Diseases Air Pollution Animals Particulate Matter General Medicine Environmental Exposure Toxicology Lung Methacholine Chloride Stress Psychological
Zdroj:	Toxicology letters. 370
ISSN:	1879-3169
Popis:	Ambient particulate matter (PM) exposure increases risk for cardiopulmonary health problems which may be exacerbated in a stressful environment. Co-exposure to PM and stress characterizes the experience of many deployed military personnel and first responders but has not been thoroughly investigated. This is especially relevant to military personnel who have been exposed to high PM levels in conjunction with stressful military conflict situations. To understand the mechanisms and time-course of the health consequences following burn pit exposure, we exposed mice to moderate levels of ambient PM less than 2.5 μM in diameter (PM
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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