Residing in areas with air pollution, particularly stemming from wildfires or agricultural activities, increases the likelihood of developing dementia, as per findings from a study conducted in the United States.

Residing in areas with air pollution, particularly stemming from wildfires or agricultural activities, increases the likelihood of developing dementia, as per findings from a study conducted in the United States.

ByUTN Editorial Team

A recent study has revealed that individuals residing in regions of the United States with elevated levels of a specific type of air pollution face an increased risk of developing dementia. The study, which was published on Monday in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine, analyzed data from 27,857 survey participants spanning from 1998 to 2016….