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Air pollution may affect brain health: Scientists investigate links to dementia and cognitive decline
Air pollution is widely recognised as a threat to respiratory and cardiovascular health, but researchers are increasingly ...
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Heatwaves, noise & air pollution can harm mental health too: New global commission warns
According to a new report Earth–Brain–Health Commission published in Nature Mental Health, environmental exposures and climate can affect mental health.
Two observational studies found that wildfire-related PM2.5 was linked to stronger mortality and hospitalization risks than ...
PFAS have been shown to increase risks to immunity, reproductive health, developmental delays, cancer and other health issues ...
The Federal Railroad Administration will conduct an environmental assessment of the controversial $915 million proposal by ...
If we know pollution is occurring, the responsible response should be to stop or reduce it — not simply to keep measuring it.
A spatial analysis of 42 Asia–Pacific countries from 2005 to 2024 links air pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and higher temperatures with maternal mortality, while renewable energy use and h ...
The Milky Way has become hidden from more than one-third of humanity, including 60% of Europeans and nearly 80% of North ...
Pollution has long been indirectly linked with dementia. Now scientists wonder if it may be physically reshaping the brain.
Clean water is not simply a resource. It is the foundation of our health, our culture and our identity. For the Chickahominy Indian Tribe, Virginia’s rivers, wetlands and landscapes are living ...
In an outstanding piece of in-depth research and reporting, two New York Times reporters documented the impact of less than ...
A study of the world's largest economies finds that growing internet and mobile phone use is linked to higher carbon ...
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