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Thanks for the information. So they have no proof of causality with -air- pollution, as there are other sources of metal nanoparticles, white paint contains t
by JPLeRouzic 6y ago
Thanks for the information.
So they have no proof of causality with -air- pollution, as there are other sources of metal nanoparticles, white paint contains titanium, most cosmetics contain nanoparticles, even tap water.
In the Guardian article they also write that:
"air pollution increases rates of neurodegenerative diseases" and "186 young people from Mexico City who had died suddenly"
What is the relation between those two statements? Neurodegenerative means a slow disease, usually striking older people, not sudden death of young people?
- lookACamel 6y ago"Died" Brain available for autopsy. "Suddenly" Cause of death was not a chronic condition that could be the source of abnormalities in the brain.