Breathing in risk: A neuroepidemiological review of air pollution and neurological disorders

Key Points

• Neurological disorders are increasingly linked to air pollution, indicating potential health risks.
• Evidence suggests a strong relationship between air pollution exposure and cognitive decline in various populations.
• Observational analysis of multiple studies reveals significant pathways affected by environmental pollutants.
• Highlights the need for further study on air pollution's long-term effects on brain health and function.