Increasing Air Pollution in Cities is Increasing The Risk of Brain Tumor

News India Live, Digital Desk: Pollution Havoc: The growing urban population and air pollution in the country and the world are becoming a matter of serious concern. Now a shocking study has revealed that for people living in cities, this poisonous air is becoming a big threat not only to respiratory but also to brain health. Researchers have exposed a dangerous relationship between air pollution and brain tumors in their investigation.

Researchers have found that fine particles in air pollution, known as PM2.5, can reach blood flow and eventually through the lungs. These small particles can cause inflammation in the brain, damage nerve cells and promote abnormal growth in brain cells, which can cause brain tumor growth.

Scientists believe that not only brain tumors, but many other brain diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and stroke can also have a deep connection of air pollution. Dust-dust-flying dust-dust-dust-dust-mudi PM2.5 is the smoke emanating from vehicles, PM2.5. The excess of these sources in urban areas also increases the level of pollution to a dangerous extent, causing people living in cities directly exposure to its harmful effects.

This study has once again emphasized the immediate need to control air pollution and make cities living. To save our health, we all have to make efforts in this direction at a personal and collective level, so that the coming generations can also breathe in a clean and safe environment.