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Thai research probes herbal solutions to PM2.5 dust-related chronic diseases


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38 minutes ago, retarius said:

Marvellous. Don't do anything at all about the problem, but invent a medicine that won't work. Genius. 

That's not fair, they've banned the farmers from burning sugar cane straw in Chiang Mai...................haven't they? ????

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

In promising scientific research, experts are exploring the potential of three herbal plants in combatting chronic diseases connected to PM2.5 dust. The focal point of this collaborative project is to address the health challenges arising from prolonged exposure to harmful PM2.5 dust particles, a pressing concern in regions affected by air pollution.

How about researching the root cause and eradicate that?

 

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6 hours ago, mikebell said:

Growing plants is easier than stopping burning.

It as appears that burning will increase, need to get rid of the waste from the extra planting. 

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Being fair,

a lot of air pollution comes from neighboring countries and is beyond Thailand's control. Apart from the farmers, most air pollution in cities comes from traffic  and charcoal burning. 

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