Projects

Human milk, an indicator of environmental exposure

The National Cell Health-Environment launched a feasibility study in 2011 on the training of health professionals in environmental health and in environmental medicine.

Road traffic, industry, domestic heating, etc. all combine to create ozone, which is dangerous for health when it is in the lower part of the atmosphere. High concentrations of ozone appear during the summer and during very hot spells.

Air pollution is a danger to public health. By reducing levels of fine particles, we can prevent hundreds of people from dying from cardiac and respiratory disorders every year. That is one of the conclusions of NEHAP study 'Cities and Pollution’, which was presented in 2008.