OnAir: Three Scientists Define One Elusive Phrase: "Oxidative Stress"

OnAir: Three Scientists Define One Elusive Phrase: "Oxidative Stress"
Tue, 22 Dec 2009 09:30:34 -0600

It has been long known that air pollution causes harmful health effects in people. But scientists have only recently begun to uncover some of the mechanisms behind this causal relationship, a necessary step in understanding how to best regulate air pollution and protect human health. One key mechanism that EPA-funded research helped identify is oxidative stress. [...]

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