On World Mental Health Day, we look at the impact of exposure to air pollution on mental health. Particulate matter is known to reach every organ in the body, so it should not be surprising that it can lead to mental illness. However the exact mechanisms and impacts are less well understood and scientists are calling for greater research into this.
Dementia is a debilitating condition affecting millions worldwide, characterised by the progressive decline in brain functioning that impacts memory, thinking, and other mental abilities.
Did you know that the average Londoner spends 6% of their time commuting, but this time accounts for 30% of their air pollution exposure? This exposure depends on how you choose to commute to work, the surrounding traffic, and the surrounding environment.
Air pollution impacts our everyday life, and we now know that it can negatively impact babies before they are even born.
Every 10 seconds, someone experiences a potentially life-threatening asthma attack. World Asthma Day (7 May 2024) provides us with a moment to reflect on the impact of air pollution on asthma.
On World Health Day we lay bare the stark facts about the impact of air pollution on our health
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