Ms. Carmen
@mscarmenscience.bsky.social
Environmental Science Educator & Communicator | Graduate Student in Earth & Environmental Sciences | Focus: Urban Air Quality & Community Engagement
Breathing polluted air doesn’t just make the sky look hazy—it has real, and sometimes lasting effects on your body.
Recent studies suggest long-term exposure to pollution may contribute to cognitive decline or brain fog, memory loss, and even depression. Learn more at inhaleexhale.buzzsprout.com
Recent studies suggest long-term exposure to pollution may contribute to cognitive decline or brain fog, memory loss, and even depression. Learn more at inhaleexhale.buzzsprout.com
August 5, 2025 at 8:57 PM
Breathing polluted air doesn’t just make the sky look hazy—it has real, and sometimes lasting effects on your body.
Recent studies suggest long-term exposure to pollution may contribute to cognitive decline or brain fog, memory loss, and even depression. Learn more at inhaleexhale.buzzsprout.com
Recent studies suggest long-term exposure to pollution may contribute to cognitive decline or brain fog, memory loss, and even depression. Learn more at inhaleexhale.buzzsprout.com