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Air pollution causes increased coughing during night, says study

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by NewsBytes•20h ago•0 views•
Air pollution causes increased coughing during night, says study
A UK-led study reveals a link between increased air pollution and more frequent night-time coughing, which can lead to disturbed sleep patterns.
The study was led by Professor Cecilia Mascolo of the University of Cambridge. The researchers collected information from an average of 98,000 people per night across 32 cities in 12 countries. They found that nearly half of the participants coughed ... [1327 chars]
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