Fruity solution to air pollution

SwinJournalism
Oct 7, 2025
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Eating fruit may improve lung function. Research from the UK found the anti-inflammatory properties in fruit can help prevent the negative impacts of air pollution on lungs.

Pimpika Kaewsri, PhD student, Centre for Environmental Health and Sustainability at the University of Leicester, UK conducted the research (Photo Credit:Pimpika Kaeswri | Centre for Environmental Health and Sustainability | University of Leicester)

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