Micro- and nanoplastic exposure, immune cell activation, and lung function in young adults, The PIAMA Cohort - Amsterdam 2025

Impact of occupational and environmental exposures on public lung health

Chair(s): Sara De Matteis, Orianne Dumas

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Micro- and nanoplastic exposure, immune cell activation, and lung function in young adults, The PIAMA Cohort

Amanda Durkin

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Late Breaking Abstract - Respiratory health in workers from a non-ferrous smelter: a cross-sectional study in Lubumbashi, DR Congo

Joseph Pyana Kitenge

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Long-term exposure to air pollution and incidence of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in Danish Nurse Cohort

Rina So

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Comorbidity, Air Pollution, and Risk of Pneumonia

Jiawei Zhang

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Occupational exposure to disinfectants and cleaning products, lung function and COPD

Orianne Dumas

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Occupational and environmental livestock exposures are associated with the upper respiratory tract microbiome

Beatrice Cornu Hewitt

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Impact of livestock-related air pollution on public health: a nation-wide study on COVID-19 in the Netherlands

Myrna M.t. De Rooij

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Micro- and nanoplastic exposure, immune cell activation, and lung function in young adults, The PIAMA Cohort

Amanda Durkin

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Indoor mould exposure, cytokines from T2/non-T2/Th17 pathways and asthma: the CONSTANCES cohort

Laurent Orsi

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Early-life air pollution exposures and lung function trajectories from ages 8-24 years in the ALSPAC cohort

Katie Eminson

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