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🫁 Air Quality & Health Impact Dashboard
30-day exposure analysis of PM2.5 and PM10 particulate matter
PM2.5 Level
138
µg/m³
Unhealthy
PM10 Level
77
µg/m³
Poor
AQI (Air Quality Index)
138
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Unhealthy
30-Day Exposure Health Impact
Based on continuous exposure to current pollutant levels
💨 Total PM2.5 Inhaled (30 days)
41.4 mg
💨 Total PM10 Inhaled (30 days)
23.1 mg
⚠️ Health Risk Level
HIGH
What does this mean? Over 30 days of exposure to these pollutant levels, your lungs would accumulate approximately 64.5mg of particulate matter. This exceeds safe exposure limits and can cause inflammation, reduced lung function, and respiratory issues.
Potential Health Effects (30-Day Exposure)
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Respiratory Issues: Chronic cough, wheezing, and shortness of breath after 30 days of continuous exposure
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Cardiovascular Stress: Increased blood pressure and heart rate variability; risk of cardiac events in sensitive groups
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Throat & Eye Irritation: Persistent irritation and inflammation of airways and mucous membranes
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Systemic Inflammation: Fine particles penetrate the bloodstream, causing inflammation throughout the body
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Sleep Disruption: Nighttime coughing and breathing difficulties affecting sleep quality
30-Day Exposure Comparison: Your Cities
PM2.5 average levels (µg/m³) – Average annual exposure data
Milan 🇮🇹
38
µg/m³ (Current)
Salerno 🇮🇹
28
µg/m³ (30-day avg)
Lisbon 🇵🇹
18
µg/m³ (30-day avg)
Valencia 🇪🇸
22
µg/m³ (30-day avg)
Amsterdam 🇳🇱
15
µg/m³ (30-day avg)
🔍 Observation: Milan’s current pollution level (138 AQI) is 3.6x higher than Salerno’s 30-day average, and 9.2x higher than Amsterdam’s. This spike is temporary but extremely concerning for respiratory health during this period.
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