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Study Reveals Links Between UK Air Pollution and Mental Ill-Health
02 Feb 2023 | Abstracted from The Guardian
"...researchers...from the universities of Oxford and Beijing and Imperial College London [who tracked]...the incidence of depression and anxiety in almost 500,000 UK adults over 11 years...found that those living in areas with higher pollution were more likely to suffer episodes...
Committee on the Medical Effects of Air Pollution reported in 2022 on the evidence of associations between air pollution and cognitive decline and dementia."
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