US EditionAustralian National Review - How Air Pollution Affects Early Brain Development
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Australian National Review - How Air Pollution Affects Early Brain Development
Research finds that higher air pollution exposure during critical periods of brain development may have broad implications for mental health. The brain develops at staggering rates—from the tip of a 3-millimeter neural tube to more than 100 billion neurons weighing 1.3 kilograms. The prenatal period and early childhood are marked by great strides in brain development that form important foundations. While this is a time of mental opportunity, i…
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