HealthPhoto: Firstpost HealthAir Pollution Increases Brain Stroke Risk, Says Expert on World Brain Stroke Day
On World Brain Stroke Day, experts highlight that prolonged exposure to air pollution can increase the risk of brain stroke and cognitive problems. Pollutants like fine particulate matter (PM2.5), nitrogen dioxide, and harmful gases from vehicles and industries enter the body through inhalation, causing inflammation and oxidative stress. Dr. Vinit Banga of Fortis Hospital explains these pollutants affect not only lungs but also blood vessels and the cardiovascular system, raising stroke risk.
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