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Health-protective behaviors against fine particle exposure

Exposure

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  • 1 lab in 1 country
  • Funder: Inha University
  • Humans1

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Cognitive function

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  1. Health-protective behaviors against fine particle exposure is associated with cognitive function in humans.

    “higher levels of protective behaviors are associated with better cognitive outcomes”

    Humansn = 100

    Cognitive benefits of fine particle health-protective behaviors in older adults

    International journal of environmental health research9 Feb 2025

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