Background and purpose A growing body of evidence documents multiple ways in which
land use and transportation investments influence health. To date, most evidence linking the …

Despite showing a great promise in the field of nanomedicine, nanoparticles have gained a
significant attention from regulatory agencies regarding their possible adverse health effects …

Abstract Cost-benefit-analyses (CBA) are widely used to assess transport projects.
Comparing various CBA frameworks, this paper concludes that the range of parameters …

Many cities in the world seek to establish more sustainable urban transport systems with a
view to reduce accidents, congestion, air and noise pollution, and to improve social …

The transportation sector has been the largest contributor to emissions and pollution in
Canada. Climate and public health have been negatively affected by the consumption of …

Numerous studies have examined the association of air pollution with preterm birth and birth
weight outcomes. Traffic-related air pollution has also increasingly been identified as an …

Background Traffic-related air pollution (TRAP) is one of the major sources of exposure in
urban areas and has been associated with a wide range of adverse human health effects …

The neighborhood effect averaging problem (NEAP) can be a serious methodological
problem that leads to erroneous assessments when studying mobility-dependent exposures …

Traffic is a significant pollution source in cities and has caused various health and
environmental concerns worldwide. Therefore, an improved understanding of traffic impacts …

A few recent studies have reported positive associations between long-term exposure to
traffic-related air pollution and the incidence of breast cancer. We capitalized on an existing …