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

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

A new Cambridge-led analysis links air pollution to a higher risk of dementia, with even modest exposure to PM2.5 and soot.

Air pollution isn't just bad for your lungs—it may be eroding your brain. In a sweeping review covering nearly 30 million ...

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

New research confirms long-term exposure to air pollutants significantly raises dementia risk, urging urgent government ...

Long-term exposure to outdoor air pollution, including car exhaust emissions, can be linked to an increased risk of dementia, ...

We look at what two new studies reveal about the impact of air pollution on brain health, and explore what we can do to ...

Long-term exposure to air pollution is linked to an increased risk of developing dementia, a new large-scale study by ...

More than 50 different pieces of research examining the relationship bettered air pollution and dementia have been analysed ...

Nearly 188,000 dementia cases in the U.S. each year may have been caused by air pollution, researchers estimate, with bad air quality from wildfires and agriculture showing the strongest links to ...

Following our early report on the link between air pollution and dementia, three economists at Arizona State University—Kelly Bishop, Nicolai Kuminoff, and Jonathan Ketcham—decided to pursue a ...