Study: air pollution may shorten telomeres in newbornsa sign of increased health risks
Green Car Congress
JANUARY 25, 2018
A study conducted before and after the 2004 closure of a coal-burning power plant in Tongliang, China, found that children born before the closure had shorter telomeres than those conceived and born after the plant stopped polluting the air. In May 2004, high levels of air pollution in Tongliang prompted the government to shut down.
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