Actu Environnement - The correlation between air pollution and mortality due to Covid-19 had already been documented. A new CNRS-Inserm scientific study, published on July 29 in the journal Atmosphere, confirms a correlation between peaks in mortality due to the pandemic and levels of PM2.5 pollution...
Le Figaro - The populations of Paris and Lombardy have been particularly affected by the pandemic. A correlation which can be explained in particular by the pandemic...
Ouest France - A French scientific study on Covid-related mortality, published in early August 2022 in the journal Sciences of the Total Environment, shows that the most polluted cities experienced a higher mortality rate...
Environnement Magazine - Researchers from CNRS and Inserm reveal in a study that « mortality is 5 times higher in the event of a strong pollution peak » in large cities in Western Europe...
Europe 1 - In a CNRS study published at the beginning of the month, two researchers specializing in air pollution issues showed that the most polluted cities in Western Europe are those which experienced the highest mortality rate during the Covid-19 epidemic...
Caducee.net - Researchers from CNRS and INSERM have established an almost linear correlation between fine particle pollution and mortality linked to covid-19...
La Provence - A study shows that the most polluted cities have experienced more deaths...
La Depêche - In a study published in early August 2022, researchers quantified the link between pollution peaks and the mortality rate linked to Covid-19. The cities that have seen the most deaths from the virus are also the most polluted cities...
Ouest France - French researchers have highlighted the impact of fine particle air pollution on mortality linked to Covid-19. After analyzing the health situation in 32 cities in western Europe, including Paris, Bordeaux and Lille, the results of the survey are clear...