A study links air pollution and wildfire smoke to memory loss in Alzheimer's, revealing how harmful particles may accelerate cognitive decline.
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Researchers have discovered how wildfire smoke or air pollutants could be contributing to neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s.
A study links air pollution and wildfire smoke to memory loss in Alzheimer's, revealing how harmful particles may accelerate cognitive decline.
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