NBC Newsさんのインスタグラム写真 - (NBC NewsInstagram)「Air that’s polluted by traffic exhaust can spike people’s blood pressure sharply almost as soon as they begin traveling, according to a study that monitored people in real time on busy roadways. The findings — published Monday in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine — suggests that roadway pollution not only poses risks that build up over time, but also that it prompts near-immediate changes to people’s physiology. The study provides some evidence that suggests sitting in traffic could help trigger medical conditions such as heart attacks and strokes, though more research is needed to establish clear links. The study is the first to measure both pollution and its effect on blood pressure in real time from inside a vehicle as it travels. Researchers monitored both measures dozens of times through traffic in Seattle. Read more at the link in bio.」12月3日 5時33分