Delhi Sees GI Cancer Patients As Young As 15; Experts Flag Pollution Link
A study published in Epidemiologic Reviews this year, examining 70 studies on air pollution and gastrointestinal diseases, has found that long-term PM2.5 exposure is associated with higher mortality from GI cancers
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