Two new studies published this month show that living in places with higher traffic-related air pollution may be bad for the brain. The first study looked at 678,000 adults living in Vancouver and found that those who lived near major roads or highways faced a higher risk of dementia, Parkinson’s, and multiple sclerosis. The study’s lead author believes air pollution is the culprit.
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New imaging tools are allowing scientists to learn more and more about the brain. And one of the things they can now show is the incredible diversity of the human…
Each of the five senses collects information and sends it to your brain. This is how we can see, hear, taste, feel, and smell the world around us. Your senses…