Climate change is putting Europe’s brain health at risk
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Rising temperatures, air pollution, poor sleep and the spread of infections can put a strain on the brain and nervous system - What a new scientific review by the European Academy of Neurology shows
Climate change is a growing threat to our brain health, with heatwaves, air pollution and the spread of infectious diseases increasing the risk of neurological disorders, with the most disadvantaged communities being hit hardest, experts warn.
Climate change is not only threatening the environment, but also our brains. Heatwaves, air pollution and the spread of infectious diseases are increasing the risk of neurological diseases in Europe. However, the most vulnerable groups in society are being hit hardest by their effects.
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