Scientists are now warning drivers that car fumes and braking too hard is causing a sudden spike in heart attacks. According to a new study, fumes from vehicle exhausts caused by heavy braking increases the risk of a driver getting a heart attack. Researchers looked at the links between air pollution from traffic, such as nitric oxide and particulates, and the number of heart attacks. Dailymail.co.uk... 

The passengers and crew of Australian planes have been exposed to potentially toxic fumes on over 1,000 occasions, a report reveals. Former cabin crew are now taking legal action, alleging the exposure is linked to cancers and neurological disorders. The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has released a report on aircraft safety documenting over 1,000 cases of exposure to toxic fumes on Australian...