Health & Medicine
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Air Pollution May Have Raised the Likelihood of Developing Dementia
According to UK government specialists, air pollution is "likely" to increase the risk of dementia. Exposure to emissions is more likely to hasten cognitive impairment in older persons, according to a study of 70 research.
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