Pinpointing air pollution's effects

For years, scientists have been trying to figure out how the smallest air pollution particles effect us with every breath we take each and every day. Breathing it in makes us more vulnerable to cardiovascular disease and respiratory problems. Finding out how exactly it does those things has been a challenge, but they are working hard to find the solution. Investigators from the University of Rochester Medical Center has studied people with type 2 diabetes so the blood in response to breathing ultrafine particles can be tracked. After a lot of research, scientists have found that after being exposed to these particles, people had higher cardiovascular risk. The advice given in this article is that people who are known to have problems with diabetes or other chronic conditions are advised to stay in when the air quality is at a poor level. People who are healthy are not normally affected, so their risk is less severe.

I did a whole project on air pollution, and all these facts in this article are correct. Air pollution is extremely harmful to people with problems such as asthma and diabetes. It causes way more problems to people with those issues rather than to the people who are healthy, so yes, I agree that, even though it's hard and you may need to get some things done, that if you have these problems, to stay inside just to keep your body safe and healthy; it's the best for you.