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For the ageing American population, improving air quality to reduce PM 25 concentrations to less than current national standards could yield substantial health benefits by reducing the burden of neurological disorders. High levels of fine PM pollution linked with patterns of brain shrinkage, study finds Older women who live in locations with higher levels of air pollution may have more brain shrinkage, the kind seen in Alzheimers disease, than women who live in locations with lower levels, according to a new study
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I've had great the honor to work for (and become friends with) some of the most well known NHRA Drag Racers, owners, builders, painters, and mechanics of both past & present times, and can happily say: I knew 'em when