USC researchers found that exposure to common air pollutants was associated with different patterns of cortical thickness in two groups of older adults, pointing to a potentially complex relationship between pollution, aging, and brain health…
Source: Keck School of Medicine of USC (University of Southern California)
Author: Sidney Taiko Sheehan
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