Health & Medicine
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Air Pollution's Impact: PM2.5 Exposure Linked to Increasing Premature Deaths in Korea by 2050
Researchers raised concerns about the PM2.5 exposure on people's health in South Korea. The report highlights projected premature deaths, which could reach 110,000 by 2050. Read here.
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