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Two new studies find that a poor sense of smell is able to predict memory decline in older adults about as well as the PET scan or spinal tap.

Jul 28, 2016

“Another study found that seniors who had the worst test scores on a smell test were 2.2 times more likely to show signs of mild cognitive decline. Olfactory cells in the nose that are responsible for a sense of smell require a constant supply of new stem cells from the olfactory bulb, a region in the forebrain.”

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Mounting evidence from around the world has linked air pollution to poor brain health.

Oct 16, 2018

“Living in places with exposure to very fine air pollutant particles doubled dementia risk in older women, poor performance on memory tests was found in 19,000 retired nurses for every additional 10μg/m3 of polluted air they breathed, MRI scans reveal more brain atrophy in people that live close to the highway in a dose-dependent manner in more than one study.”

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