According to researchers at University of Montana, pollution in big cities ups the risk of Alzheimer’s in youths. According to researcher Lilian Calderon-Garciduenas “Alzheimer’s disease hallmarks start in childhood in polluted environments, and we must implement effective preventative measures early.” The study was conducted on 203 subjects in Mexico City aged 11-40.
Youths in polluted environments at greater risk of developing Alzheimer’s
