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Even Away From Cities, Air Pollution Alters the Brain and Memory, Reveals a Study Conducted on 7,000 People
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Air pollution affects our brain far from large cities. Prolonged exposure to fine particles weighs on memory and leaves visible traces, even where the air looks clean. Air pollution weakens the brain even at low doses Pollution is often associated with traffic-saturated cities. However, its effects on the brain also affect areas that are known to be spared. According to a study published in the magazine Stroke on May 13, 2026 by researchers at M…
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