A Link Between Air Pollution and Dementia Risk Is Supplied by New Data.

Published Date: 23 Apr 2023

According to the study, prolonged exposure to nitrogen dioxide, particulate matter PM2.5, and nitrogen oxide may raise the risk of dementia.

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Todays Updates


Ocular Motor Cranial Neuropathy Tied to Parkinson’s Disease


Ocular motor cranial neuropathy is associated with an increased risk for Parkinson’s disease, a new study shows.

TBI Shows Two-Way Association With Neurologic Conditions


Traumatic brain injury is bidirectionally associated with the incidence of stroke, dementia, epilepsy, and Parkinson’s disease, a retrospective study shows.

Pediatric Cancer in the 2000s: Uneven Survival Gains Seen


A large database study found overall 5- and 10-year improvement in pediatric cancer survival, but some cancers lag others, and demographic factors seem to influence trends.

Rheumatologist Shortage to Hit Nonmetropolitan Areas Hardest


Workforce projections show an uneven distribution of rheumatologists in the US, with notable shortages in nonmetropolitan areas and certain states and districts.

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A phase 2 trial assesses fixed-duration epcoritamab monotherapy as first-line therapy for frail older adults with newly diagnosed anthracycline-ineligible large B-cell lymphoma.

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All adults aged 65-74 with a chronic respiratory condition or a weakened immune system will be offered the RSV vaccine from September, NHS England has confirmed.

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