New Study on Dementia: Dementia is a mental disorder with the ability to memnate, thinking and decisions begin to make decisions. This disease is progressive and continually continues. This causes the memory of the people soaked that they are not even weakened and sometimes forget about the house. This disease usually occur in older people. However, the head of the head injury, stroke, genetic factors and lifestyle problems are considered the main reason for Dementia. However, a recent research found that air pollution and cars are also increasing the risk of Dementia. The people living in the cities is a higher risk.
The Lensset Planetial Healthy has been found in a new study published in the Health General that air pollution, especially the risk of the car, can increase the risk of the car’s smoke pollution. Pollution PM in the air has every 10 miccogram meter meter of every 10 miccogram meters per cube increases the risk of Dementia 17 percent. Also, every 1 microgram of micogram in PM 2.5 increases the risk of suit 13 percent. This suit comes from car smoke and burning wood. In total, the car smoke is also increasing the risk of Dementia, which has become a matter of concern in large cities.
According to this study, about 5.74 million people worldwide suffer from Alzheimer, which is the most common type of dementia. These numbers are increasingly increasing. Experts have shown that the number of Dementia patients in the world can increase from 15.28 crore in the world till the year 2050. According to researchers, air pollution causes inflammation and oxensary stress, which helps in the beginning of Dementia or increase this problem. The study also revealed that the effect of these pollishers is more severe at the Diameasia, which is due to a shortcoming in the brain. This study highlights immediate need to control air pollution.
Dr. of Cambridge University. Christian Bradale said the study shows that with health services, the urban planning, transport policy and environmental rules are also needed to prevent dementia. Reducing air pollution, health, social, climate benefits can be found. This will result in the burden of patients, their families and carers and pressure on health services will be less than. For this study, researchers analyzed 51 scientific studies, including data from Rs 2.9 crore. These studies were mainly from high-income countries like North America, Europe, Asia and Australia. Meta-analysis of 34 studies were found to be a link between PM 2.5, Nitrogen Dioxide and Suites and Dementia.