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In the recent months, the World Health Organization (WHO) launched important news related to air pollution and health. The first is the new global data on exposure and burden of disease from air pollution – both household and ambient. The second is the new version of WHO AirQ+ software that estimates the impacts of air pollution on health. The third is related to the BreatheLife communication campaign that was launched last year together with the United Nations Environment Programme and the Climate and Clean Air Coalition, and whose audience include the general public, city authorities, and health professionals.

News on air pollution and health data and impacts on health from the World Health Organization