Air pollution directly linked to increased dementia risk
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#2Therefore city dwellers are demented and rural dwellers aren't.
(And this says nothing about the effects of noise pollution or aesthetic pollution)
EDIT
Oh come on, it's the obvious conclusion. So discuss already.
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#3I've heard the argument made that it's better to stop burning fossil fuel, even if you're a climate change denier for reasons like this.
Even if you think climate change is a hoax, why not reduce pollution anyway?
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#4Only so much you can do about ambient pollution in your city.
Looking carefully at your cooking situation is worthwhile though. Was horrified by the spike in readings from stuff like steak in a pan
Re: Air pollution directly linked to increased dementia risk
#5Only so much you can do about ambient pollution in your city. Looking carefully at your cooking situation is worthwhile though. Was horrified by the spike in readings from stuff like steak in a pan
Well studies like this are often directed at policymakers, who actually can do something about it.
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#6Only so much you can do about ambient pollution in your city. Looking carefully at your cooking situation is worthwhile though. Was horrified by the spike in readings from stuff like steak in a pan
Are there studies showing indoor air pollution from cooking in a residential setting is linked to dementia?
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#8Only so much you can do about ambient pollution in your city. Looking carefully at your cooking situation is worthwhile though. Was horrified by the spike in readings from stuff like steak in a pan
Are there studies showing indoor air pollution from cooking in a residential setting is linked to dementia?
I've seen media reports from China about elevated lung cancer rates in non-smoking women. Just as scary, IMO. That being said, Chinese cooking makes much greater usage of stir-frying, and it's well known that most residential ventilation hoods are wholly inadequate for the task.
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#10What level of PM2.5 are they considering? I cannot read the full study