Health Experts Warn of Cancer Risk from Vehicle Smoke in Ghana

Health experts in Ghana have issued a warning that vehicle exhaust smoke contains cancer-causing agents, citing a new study that identifies air pollution as a leading cause of death in the country, responsible for over 30,000 fatalities annually.

21 Jul, 12:38 — 21 Jul, 12:38

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Vehicle smoke contains cancer-causing agents – Health Experts warn

Smoke from vehicle exhaust contains cancer-causing substances, health experts have warned, as a new study reveals that air pollution has become one of Ghana’s leading causes of death, claiming more than 30,000 lives annually.

By Albert Kuzor

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Health Experts Warn of Cancer Risk from Vehicle Smoke in Ghana

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