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Oranges, sardines and eggs could help protect people exposed to air pollution, Ghana study finds

The Dietary Intervention to Mitigate Air Pollution health effects among street hawkers and vendors in Accra (DIMAP) study, conducted by researchers from the University of Cape Coast, followed 307 street vendors in Accra for 12 months.
So we need to have air quality regulations that will help to curb the air pollution problem in our area.
For people who spend long hours beside busy roads, breathing polluted air is often part of the job.
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