The Times of India News

Air Pollution And Mental Health: US study links sulfate, carbon, dust to depression; seniors most at risk

Recent research has unveiled a startling correlation: older Americans exposed to polluted air face a heightened risk of depression. The study identifies fine particulate matterspecifically sulfate, elemental carbon, and soil dustas major contributors that can trigger dangerous brain inflammation. This finding amplifies the pressing need for immediate pollution control measures to enhance the well-being of our communities.