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COMEAP Home Committee on the Medical Effects of Air Search
Pollutants (COMEAP)
Terms of reference and Entire site membership Chairman's introduction
Freedom of
Information Act 2000 COMEAP is an Advisory Committee of Health and social care Members' interests independent experts that provides advice topics
to Government Departments and
Meetings Agencies on all matters concerning the
Current issues potential toxicity and effects upon health
Archive of air pollutants.
Statements & reports Most members are appointed as
Annual reports independent scientific and medical
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COMEAP report on this is the public interest member of the
Cardiovascular Disease Committee who is appointed for
and Air Pollution knowledge of consumer, and other,
matters. At all times individuals are
required to declare conflicts of interest
and during discussions they may be
disqualified at the Chairman's discretion
from contributing to the conclusions and
recommendations of the Committee.
The independent members are supported in their work by a secretariat provided by the Department of Health. The secretariat have scientific expertise that enables them to provide members with comprehensive background information and briefing papers that inform the decision-making processes of the Committee.
Cardiovascular Disease and Air Pollution - A report by the Committee on the Medical Effects of Air Pollutants and Appendices
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