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according the with report by Agota blaszczak(2015)  the brean was stady with the purpose to know how the human brain change with the pollution. The amount of this change is similar one year of brain aging.As he continued his discovered in 5 particle pollution an increase of two micrograms per cubi  meter . this study share the effects of the brain with air pollution in small volumen even though it is not clear and is no confirmed what is exactly the reason .

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In the article, "Air pollution may shrink the brain, study suggests."written by Agata Blas

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As Agata Blaszcazak-Boxe(2015) explains in" Air Pollution May Shrink the Brain, Study Suggests," a polluted air we breath has led to a brain volume reduction. According to ELissa H. Wilker, a cardiovascular epidemiology resaecher, the older you get, the more your brain becomes small due to the loss of neurons.A connection between an increase of fine-part particle pollution and a risk of having memory loss was claimed by Wilked. Her study tried to find out at this sexagenarian population the connection between air pollution, brain change and the risk of silent strokes. She mentioned another factor, inflammation, which could result to the air pollution and then led to the brain change. To conclude, Wilker invites new researchers to prove the relationship between some brain diseases and air polluted because her study was not exhaustive.

Referennce:

Blaszczak-Boxe, A. (April2015).Air Pollution May Shrink the Brain, Study Suggests. Live Science.
Retrieved from: https://www.livescience.com/50602-air-pollution-brain-volume.html

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polluted air could lead to cognitive impairment

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polluted air could lead to cognitive impairment

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Agata Blaszczak-Boxe (2015) writes about air pollution may shrink the brain in his article.  Agata Blaszczak-Boxe (2015)used Elissa H.Wilker who is a researcher in the cardiovascular epidem

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In "Air Pollution May Shrink the Brain, Study Suggests," Agata Blaszczak-Boxe writes about a new study, which outlines changes of a brain structure because of increasing level of air pollution. She refers to research of Elissa H. Wilker, who linked an increase in fine-particle pollution to smaller brain size in seniors. Also she pointed out to a connection between smaller brain volume and risk of so called “silent stokes”. At the same time, there are no enough evidences to prove that point.

Reference

Blaszczak-Boxe A. (2015, April). Air Pollution May Shrink the Brain, Study Suggests. Live Science Retrieved from: https://www.livescience.com/50602-air-pollution-brain-volume.html

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The Relationship between Air pollution, Brain volume, and Silent stroke

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(Ageta Blaszcak) write about ( The relasion ship between human's brain and air pollution) in her  article,(Air Pollution My Shrink the Brain)

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Air pollution is harmful to the human brain

According in  the article  written by Agata Blaszczak-Boxe (2015), "Air pollution may shrink the brain, study suggests,"  air pollution affects notably the person's brain that end up leading to cognitive impairment. The study explained in the article, air pollution can significantly affect the brain causing inflammation in a remarkable way in small volume brains, causing cognitive diseases, mainly in people who are more exposed in highly contaminated places.

References
Agata Blaszczak-Boxe, (2015) Air pollution May shrink the Brain, Study Suggests. Live Science.
https://www.livescience.com/50602-air-pollution-brain-volume.html

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Does the Polluted Air Affect our Brains?

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Does the Polluted Air Affect our Brains?

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In the article, "Air Pollution May Shrink the Brain, Study Suggests," by Agata Blaszczak-Boxe (2015), the author studied the impact of air pollutions and emissions from factories and vehicles on human's brain relying on an environmental study presented by Elissa H. Wilker, an epidemiology researcher. Wilker claims whoever lived near to polluted area is vulnerable to a decline in their brain volume and to be infected by silent strokes which is linked to many brains' diseases. Despite the fact that aging reduces brain volume, a small increase of fine-particle pollution is responsible for reducing brain volume about one year, according to Wilker's study. On the flip side, what the study claimed was based on one survey only, which was conducted on the older adults for the first time, and that is not enough to proof the idea of this study as per Wilker ; however. Also, she indicates the inflammation, which caused by air pollution, is responsible for the change in brain volume. The last outcome was not proven as well, yet it could help to figure out the relation between pollution and brains' diseases.To conclude, the relation between our brains' diseases and polluted air has not proven yet, and studies are ongoing to find the relationship between them.

References

Blaszczak-Boxe, A. (April 2015). Air Pollution May Shrink the Brain, Study Suggests. Live Science. Retrieved from: https://www.livescience.com/50602-air-pollution-brain-volume.html