Breathing polluted air over long periods could increase your chances of developing dementia, according to a large new study.

New analysis links air pollution to higher dementia risk, highlighting PM2.5, NO₂, and soot as key contributors.

An analysis of studies incorporating data from almost 30 million people has highlighted the role that air pollution—including ...

The East Coast and Midwest getting hit by wildfire smoke show that air pollution affects everyone and we need better protections, especially to confront climate change.

As air quality worsens in Canada due to wildfire smoke, UBC's Air Pollution Exposure Lab is one of the only facilities of its ...

Outdoor air pollution and brain development. This study surveyed 40 published, peer-reviewed studies that all included measures of outdoor air pollution and brain outcomes for children at various ...

Outdoor air pollution from power plants, fires and cars continues to degrade human, animal and environmental health around the globe. New research shows that even pollution levels that are below ...

The study found a 'significant association' between exposure to ambient fine particulate matter air pollution (PM2.5) and outdoor artificial light at night (O-ALAN) and increased risk of papillary ...