Diabetes and air pollution

Environment8/12/2024 6:00 AM

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1.5 million Australians – almost five percent of the population – live with diabetes.

While links with obesity and diet are well known, air pollution is also a significant modifiable risk factor. In 2021, nearly 10% of diabetes related deaths in Australia were attributed to air pollution.

In this webinar researchers will present findings regarding the links between diabetes and air pollution, and what this tells us about how to reduce diabetes in Australia: Professor Joachim Heinrich, Head of Population Studies at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich; and Yiwen Zhang, PhD candidate and member of the Climate, Air Quality Research in the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Monash University.

The webinar and a live Q&A will be facilitated by Dr Sabrina Idrose, Post-doctoral Research Fellow at the Centre for Safe Air, Melbourne University.

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Centre for Safe Air

Centre for Safe Air

Cleaner air, healthier communities. The Centre for Safe Air is an NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in air quality. Our mission is to support the translation of evidence into policy and practice, foster and train emerging researchers, develop novel research datasets, and collaborate with our strategic partners. Subscribe to our monthly newsletter to stay up to date with news events, funding opportunities, resources, publications and more.