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Neurotoxic dust and metal exposure

Brain-health consequences of inhaled dust, debris, metals and industrial pollution, including beta-amyloid deposition.

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A 9/11 responder cohort logged 228 early-onset dementia cases in about five years

Dust exposure severity tracked with dementia in a cohort of more than 5,000 World Trade Center responders, and PTSD tracked with older-appearing brains on MRI. Neither result separates the two exposures.

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Neurotoxic dust and metal exposure — Clarity Today