Every day, we take approximately 20,000 breaths. Most of us think about air quality in terms of our lungs and heart—but what if the greatest danger lurks somewhere entirely unexpected? What if the microscopic particles we inhale are quietly infiltrating our brains, setting the stage for cognitive decline and dementia decades before symptoms appear? …
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Every day, we take approximately 20,000 breaths. Most of us think about air quality in terms of our lungs and heart—but what if the greatest danger lurks somewhere entirely unexpected? What if the microscopic particles we inhale are quietly infiltrating our brains, setting the stage for cognitive decline and dementia decades before symptoms appear? …
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