ArticleEnvironmental research communications2024
Assessment of bioaerosol composition and public health implications in high-traffic urban areas of Southwest, Nigeria.
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- Passive sampling reveals composition of airborne bacteria and fungi across five East African cities.NPJ clean air · 2026Article
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Bioaerosols, a significant yet underexplored component of atmospheric particulate matter, pose substantial public health risks, particularly in regions with poor air quality. This study investigates the composition of bioaerosols in public spaces, specifically two interstate motor parks and two marketplaces in Osun State, Nigeria, over six months. Air samples were collected, and bacterial and fungal species were identified, focusing on pathogenic organisms. The results revealed the presence of well-known pathogens, including
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