CUNY Study Links Air Pollution, Heat To Mental Health
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“Researchers led by City University of New York strapped smartwatches on people to monitor their health as they were exposed to different air pollutants and extreme heat in a typical day. Study co-author Melissa Blum tells us what they found. When there was higher levels of heat exposure or nitrogen dioxide exposure, there was a signal that the participants in our study were less able to physically”
“When there was higher levels of heat exposure or nitrogen dioxide exposure, there was a signal that the participants in our study were less able to physiologically recover from stress.”
“A new study this week shows how pollution impacts not only your physical but also your emotional health. Researchers led by the City University of New York strapped smart watches on people to monitor.”
“higher exposure to sulfur dioxide was associated with higher scores for nervousness and feelings of helplessness.”
“Researchers led by the City University of New York strap smartwatches on people to monitor their health as they were exposed to different air pollutants and extreme heat during a typical day.”
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