People who live in areas with poor air quality such as busy roads and factory farms are more likely to become infected with coronavirus and their symptoms are often more severe, leading to more hospitalisations and deaths, according to new Dutch research. The results, the researchers say highlight the the importance of having cleaner air in the Netherlands, and offer insights for dealing with future pandemics. The study, carried out by public health institute RIVM, Utrecht and Wagening... Read this story
