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RESEARCH PAPER / 2025-01-10

How Low Should We Go to Prevent Brain Aging Associated with Exposure to Ambient Fine Particles?

Xinhui Wang, Jiu‐Chiuan Chen, Lauren Salminen, Andrew J Petkus, Joshua Millstein, Mark A. Espeland, Meredith N Braskie, Paul M. Thompson, Margaret Gatz, Susan M. Resnick, Joel D. Kaufman, Stephen R. Rapp, Janet A Tooze, Sally A. Shumaker, Diana Younan

USC Keck School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, USA · pubmed

Abstract

Late‐life exposure to PM

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Research summary

The paper addresses the impact of ambient fine particles on brain aging, which is relevant to understanding environmental factors that may contribute to the aging process. While it provides solid research on a significant issue, its findings may have limited implications for broader longevity strategies or interventions aimed at addressing the root causes of aging.

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