British researchers say data from more than 29 million people across four continents strengthens the evidence of a link ...

Every 10 μg/m³ increase in NO₂ increases the risk by 3%, while for soot, the risk increases by 13% for every 1 μg per cubic ...

Dementia, a group of brain disorders that interfere with memory and decision-making, affects over 57 million people around ...

Polluted air may be quietly hurting your brain. New research links traffic fumes and soot to a greater chance of developing ...

More than a year of exposure to certain air pollutants is associated with an increased risk of dementia, according to a ...

The wildfire smoke that has blanketed the state this month could take a toll on the health of Michiganians long after ...

New analysis links air pollution to higher dementia risk, highlighting PM2.5, NO₂, and soot as key contributors.

Breathing in dirty air regularly could raise your risk of dementia over time, a large new study has found.

Three kinds of air pollution are linked to a higher chance of developing dementia. The corresponding study was published in ...

Long-term exposure to air pollution is linked to an increased risk of developing dementia, a new large-scale study by Cambridge University researchers has found. The report, published in The Lancet ...

The hazy air hovering over US metropolises, including Chicago and New York, this summer is reminding Americans of just how ...

Your brain may be more vulnerable than you think. A new study shows how everyday air pollution could quietly increase your ...