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[The environment and cardiovascular disease].

A large number of factors, primarily derived from chemical industries pollute the atmosphere and, so doing, adversely influence individuals’ health including heart and blood vessel welfare. Fine particulate air pollution is a risk factor for causespecific cardiovascular disease mortality via mechanisms that likely include pulmonary and systemic inflammation, accelerated atherosclerosis, and altered cardiac autonomic function [8]. Cigarette smoking, one of the powerful air pollutant, exerts harmful effects on the cardiovascular system by those chemical compounds given out to the atmosphere [9].