Recent Approaches to Estimate Associations Between Source-Specific Air Pollution and Health
作者： Jenna R. Krall , Matthew J. Strickland
DOI: 10.1007/S40572-017-0124-5
关键词: Public health 、 Environmental science 、 Air pollution 、 Pollution 、 Pharmacology toxicology 、 Environmental health 、 Particulates 、 Environmental epidemiology
摘要: Purpose of Review Estimating health effects associated with source-specific exposure is important for better understanding how pollution impacts and developing policies to protect public health. Although epidemiologic studies sources can be informative, these are challenging conduct because exposures (e.g., particulate matter from vehicles) often not directly observed must estimated. We reviewed recent that estimated associations between identify methodological developments designed address challenges.
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