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Fire-sourced pm2.5

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Fire-sourced pm2.5 is associated with site-specific cancer in humans.
“Fire-sourced PM2.5 is positively associated with several cancers, although the pattern varies by exposure metric and cancer site.”
HumansAcross China; patterns vary by exposure metric and cancer site
Extreme, Accumulated, and Lagged Exposure to Fire-Sourced PM2.5 and Site-specific Cancer Risk in China
Environmental pollution (Barking, Essex : 1987)13 Oct 2026

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