Yes, Tang - that blue link, click it and read - the answers you desire are already right at your fingertips. "Furthermore, very few studies have longitudinally followed populations chronically exposed to volcanic emissions; thus, knowledge gaps remain about whether chronic exposures can trigger development of potentially fatal diseases."
But you want some more links from that paper to not read - gotcha covered fam.
Volcanic air pollution over the Island of Hawai'i: emissions, dispersal, and composition. Association with respiratory symptoms and lung function in Hawai'i Island school children.
"Chronic exposure to acid vog is associated with increased cough and possibly with reduced FEV1/FVC, but not with asthma or bronchitis. Further study is needed to better understand how volcanic air pollution interacts with host and environmental factors to affect respiratory symptoms, lung function, and lung growth, and to determine acute effects of episodes of increased emissions."
Observing and Forecasting Vog Dispersion from Kīlauea Volcano, Hawaii
"It is clear from the model verification results that the model forecast accuracy can be further improved. There are several steps that we plan to undertake to produce a more accurate forecast. ... It is anticipated that with all these improvements, the utility of the Vog model output will continue to increase to the advantage of Hawaii’s 1.4 million residents who actively live and work in the shadow of Kīlauea volcano."
Acute health effects associated with exposure to volcanic air pollution (Vog) from increased activity at Kilauea Volcano in 2008
"These findings suggest that the elevated volcanic emissions in 2008 were associated with increased morbidity of acute illnesses in age and racial subgroups of the general Hawaiian population. Continued investigation is crucial to fully assess the health impact of this natural source of sulfurous air pollution."
As for why we have even fewer studies, that's thanks to your boys cutting funding for science both in Hawaii and at medical research institutes nationwide.
As for the obvious, it's the "we don't do that here" meme of course - it's stated in the name. Seek and you shall find!
But you want some more links from that paper to not read - gotcha covered fam.
Volcanic air pollution over the Island of Hawai'i: emissions, dispersal, and composition. Association with respiratory symptoms and lung function in Hawai'i Island school children.
"Chronic exposure to acid vog is associated with increased cough and possibly with reduced FEV1/FVC, but not with asthma or bronchitis. Further study is needed to better understand how volcanic air pollution interacts with host and environmental factors to affect respiratory symptoms, lung function, and lung growth, and to determine acute effects of episodes of increased emissions."
Observing and Forecasting Vog Dispersion from Kīlauea Volcano, Hawaii
"It is clear from the model verification results that the model forecast accuracy can be further improved. There are several steps that we plan to undertake to produce a more accurate forecast. ... It is anticipated that with all these improvements, the utility of the Vog model output will continue to increase to the advantage of Hawaii’s 1.4 million residents who actively live and work in the shadow of Kīlauea volcano."
Acute health effects associated with exposure to volcanic air pollution (Vog) from increased activity at Kilauea Volcano in 2008
"These findings suggest that the elevated volcanic emissions in 2008 were associated with increased morbidity of acute illnesses in age and racial subgroups of the general Hawaiian population. Continued investigation is crucial to fully assess the health impact of this natural source of sulfurous air pollution."
As for why we have even fewer studies, that's thanks to your boys cutting funding for science both in Hawaii and at medical research institutes nationwide.
As for the obvious, it's the "we don't do that here" meme of course - it's stated in the name. Seek and you shall find!