The association of exposure to air pollution and depression in women; a cross-sectional study of a middle-income country
Razieh Khosrorad(Sabzevar University of Medical Sciences), Elahe Hassanneajd Estiri(Sabzevar University of Medical Sciences), Afshin Dovlatabadi(Sabzevar University of Medical Sciences), Maryam Behmanesh(University of Applied Science and Technology), Moslem Lari Najafi(Kerman University of Medical Sciences), Hamideh Ebrahimi Aval(Sabzevar University of Medical Sciences), Hossein Rezai(Sabzevar University of Medical Sciences), Mohammad Hosseinzadeh Hesari(Sabzevar University of Medical Sciences)
Cited by 13
Related Papers
Investigation of outdoor BTEX: Concentration, variations, sources, spatial distribution, and risk assessment
|Chemosphere|2016|194
Mortality and morbidity due to exposure to outdoor air pollution in Mashhad metropolis, Iran. The AirQ model approach
|Environmental Research|2016|174
A comparative study on capability of different tree species in accumulating heavy metals from soil and ambient air
|Chemosphere|2017|165
Ecological and health risk assessment of exposure to atmospheric heavy metals
|Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety|2019|82
Human health impact assessment of exposure to particulate matter: an AirQ software modeling
|Environmental Science and Pollution Research|2017|55