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How air quality affects breast cancer
Find out how air pollution is linked to elevated breast cancer risks.
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80% of all breast cancer cases develop in women with no modifiable risk factors, such as family history, age, or lifestyle choices. However, recent studies are uncovering a potential risk factor women breathe in every day. From industrial smoke to traffic emissions, researchers have linked regional air pollution to significant rates of breast cancer incidences. Airborne carcinogens and particulate matter can be commonly released in populous urban cities, penetrating deep into the bloodstream and breast tissue. Read our latest article to learn about the health risks. Learn more Thanks, Your IQAir Team Get your real-time and forecasted air quality! This email was sent by IQAir AG. You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive information from IQAir or gave your consent during a product purchase. You can unsubscribe from these emails at any time by clicking the Unsubscribe link below. Our Privacy Policy explains how we process and protect your personal data. IQAir AG Amperestrasse 3, 9323 Steinach, SG, Switzerland +41 71 844 70 00 Commercial Register Number: CH-320.4.040.391-7 | VAT ID: CHE-108.429.258 Unsubscribe | View in Browser | Preferences | Forward