Wildfire Smoke and Dementia Risk: An Overlooked Health Crisis

Wildfire Smoke and Dementia Risk

New Study Uncovers Emerging Dangers of Wildfire Smoke The connection between wildfires and their devastating effects on property and insurance markets has long been discussed. But emerging evidence from a University of Washington-led study reveals a critical health dimension to the problem. The study links long-term exposure to wildfire smoke with an increased risk of dementia, especially in vulnerable populations. These findings highlight the often-overlooked impact of wildfires, which could lead to higher health insurance rates and exacerbate existing health issues. Coupled with the broader impacts of climate change on…

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