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Air pollution

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Wildfire Smoke Drives Surge in Mental Health Crisis

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Canadian Wildfire Smoke Linked to Surge in Heart and Lung Problems 2,100 Miles Away

Illustration of the link between air pollution and autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Air Pollution During Pregnancy and Early Childhood Linked to Increased Autism Risk

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Massive AI-Ready Diabetes Study Captures New Links Between Environment and Disease

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New Drug Shows Promise in Protecting Against Air Pollution-Linked Alzheimer’s Risk

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Tiny Particles from Traffic Pollution Disrupt Brain Cell Function

Brandon Boor, a Purdue associate professor of civil engineering, studies indoor air quality.

Urban office buildings pump out volatile chemicals to the outdoors, comparable to traffic emissions

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Prenatal exposure to air pollution associated with increased mental health risks

A 3D rendered image of a car interior, with colorful fumes emanating from the seats and dashboard, representing the harmful flame retardants detected in the cabin air. The image is accompanied by a warning symbol, emphasizing the potential health risks associated with exposure to these chemicals.

Flame Retardants in Car Cabin Air

A digital illustration depicting a human heart surrounded by a hazy, polluted cityscape. The image is accompanied by text emphasizing the connection between air pollution, mental health, and cardiovascular health risks.

Air Pollution Linked to Stress, Depression, and Increased Risk of Premature Cardiovascular Death

Woman using an air quality app on her cell phone

Tiny magnetic particles in air pollution linked to development of Alzheimer’s

Air pollution

U.S. air pollution rates on the decline but pockets of inequities remain

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Sulphuric Shadows

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Breathing highway air increases blood pressure

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