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New study: How the air you breathe affects your children's brains
A study lasting more than two decades in New York found a connection between a decrease in air pollution that pregnant women were exposed to and an improvement in cognitive development indices of their children. Researchers tracked more than 1,100 children and examined memory, perception, problem-solving and language
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A study lasting more than two decades in New York found a connection between a decrease in air pollution that pregnant women were exposed to and an improvement in cognitive development indices of their children. Researchers tracked more than 1,100 children and examined memory, perception, problem-solving and language


