A new study from King's College London and the University of Nottingham
has found an association between the amount of vitamin E in the body,
exposure to particulate pollution and lung function. The paper adds to
growing evidence from previous studies suggesting that some vitamins may
play a role in helping to protect the lungs from air pollution.
Although the new study did not specifically demonstrate a protective
effect, it is the first to show a clear link between vitamin E
concentrations in the blood and exposure to fine particulate pollution
in the general population.
has found an association between the amount of vitamin E in the body,
exposure to particulate pollution and lung function. The paper adds to
growing evidence from previous studies suggesting that some vitamins may
play a role in helping to protect the lungs from air pollution.
Although the new study did not specifically demonstrate a protective
effect, it is the first to show a clear link between vitamin E
concentrations in the blood and exposure to fine particulate pollution
in the general population.
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