The sensor-based approaches to better estimate the relationship between the exposure to air pollution and the acute blood pressure response
This is one of the largest sensor-based studies monitoring a wide range of air pollutants (NO2, NO, CO, O3, and PM2.5) and ambulatory blood pressure in over 280 participants in Grand Paris. Findings from this study suggest that the previous five minutes averaged air pollution exposure has the highest effect on blood pressure and the effect decreases with the increase in the exposure period.