The London Underground could be bad for your health. Here's why

A bus passes a sign for the London Underground tube system  in London January 29, 2013.    REUTERS/Luke Macgregor (BRITAIN  - Tags: BUSINESS POLITICS) - LM1E9261BW801

London's subway is the world's oldest and some of its 11 lines and 270 stations date back to 1863 Image: REUTERS/Luke Macgregor

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