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CLIMATE MATTERS: Air pollution s impact on dementia

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) — A new study from the University of Michigan School of public health has shown evidence that exposure to air pollution could make the brain more susceptible

United statesSara adarMichael browerBoya zhangUniversity of michigan schoolTucson neuropsychology instituteMichigan school

Stroke, High BP Don t Mediate Pollution s Link to Dementia

Hypertension and stroke do not mediate or modify associations of fine particulate matter air pollution with dementia, a new study suggests.

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Vascular Conditions Offer No Clarity on Pollution-Dementia Link

Stroke and hypertension did not correlate with PM<sub>2.5</sub> in U.S. cohort study

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UMich researchers find link between air pollution and dementia risk

In a new study, a researcher team including a number of U-M faculty found an association between air pollution exposure and dementia risk.

United statesBoya zhangHannah whiteSara adarSchool of public healthNational ambient air quality standardsAmerican medical associationYouth movement against alzheimerVascular dementiaMichigan dailyPublic healthRetirement study

Smoke from wildfires may increase risk of dementia, study finds

While the risk of wildfires causing devastation to communities and the environment is well known, new research is showing that the smoke from massive vegetation fires may also have serious effects on the brain.

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