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Toddlers exposed to prenatal air pollution linked to lower cognition, CU Boulder study finds

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Tanya Alderete, an assistant professor of integrative physiology at CU Boulder who led the study, said pollution can increase inflammation and stress on an unborn child. She said pregnant women can reduce risks by staying indoors when the air quality is unhealthy and using an air purifier at home.

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Toddlers exposed to prenatal air pollution linked to lower cognition, CU Boulder study finds

Research published in Jan. 2023 from the University of Colorado Boulder shows air pollution is linked to lower cognition in toddlers.

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