Neurotoxic effects of air pollution: an urgent public health concern

A growing body of epidemiological evidence linking air pollution to multiple brain disorders suggests that these adverse effects are produced by mechanisms that are shared across these disorders. More stringent, targeted regulatory policies may therefore be required to ensure public health protection.

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A growing body of epidemiological evidence suggests that there is a link between air pollution and various brain disorders, indicating that these adverse effects may be caused by shared mechanisms among these disorders. Consequently, more stringent and targeted regulatory policies may be necessary to safeguard public health.