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| Aspirin may help reduce the impact of air pollution on cognitive function |
Gao Xu, an associate researcher of the Department of Occupational Hygiene and Environmental Hygiene, Peking University School of Public Health, and domestic and foreign collaborators pointed out in a study that short-term exposure (up to 28 days) in high levels of air pollution is related to the perception of older men Dysfunction related.
Cognitive decline is common in the elderly, and environmental factors can accelerate this decline, such as exposure to PM2.
Gao Xu and his colleagues studied 954 elderly white men (average age 70 years) in the Greater Boston area who participated in the standardized aging study of American veterans.
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The authors concluded that interdisciplinary studies based on larger cohorts and more detailed NSAID use information are still needed to verify the relationship between air pollution exposure and cognitive function, and the possible improvement effect of NSAID on this.
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