Environmental discrimination

ADHD Occurrence in Children: Study Finds Link Between Exposure to Air Pollution and Risk of Developing the Condition

ADHD in Children May Be Linked Between Exposure to Air Pollution and Risk of Developing the Condition

Medicine & Technology Feb 24, 2022

Children are more likely to develop ADHD if they are more exposed to air pollution and reside in very low levels of green space. Find out the link between kids’ exposure to greenness and pollution, and their increased ADHD risk.

Environmental discrimination

ADHD in Children May Be Linked Between Exposure to Air Pollution and Risk of Developing the Condition

Most Popular

Project Hephaistos: Scientists Claim To Have Detected Technosignatures From Dyson Spheres of Alien Civilization

Kaymakli Underground City: A Maze of Tunnels Deep Beneath the Earth Where Ancient Turkish Lived for Centuries

Brain-Injured Patients in Life Support May Survive 6 Months After Injury [Study]

Mauna Loa Observatory Reveals CO2 Accumulating in the Atmosphere Faster Than Ever; What Caused the Unexpected Pace of Global Warming?

Ahramat Branch of Nile River Could Explain the Mysteries of Egyptian Pyramids; Long-Lost Waterway May Have Been Used To Transport Construction Materials

Recommended Stories

NASA Releases High-Definition Photos of Jupiter’s Moon Europa With Complex Surface Features Called ‘The Platypus’

James Webb Space Telescope Finds Most Distant Pair of Colliding Black Holes, Raising Questions Regarding Theories of Cosmology

Don Pettit, Oldest Active NASA Astronaut, Gears Up for New Mission to the International Space Station

Massive X8.7 Solar Flare From Super-Active Sunspot Causes Radio Blackouts Over North, South America Days After Widespread Aurora Displays