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Air pollution increases the danger of brain bleeding

12 April 2015

Science states that people lead to increase in brain bleeding cases even short-term climbing in air pollution especially in low and medium-income countries.

[[T]]The research on the relationship between air pollution and brain bleeding is followed by studies on the relationship between the air pollution and heart disease. [

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] British medical experts record that air pollution in developed countries is still an important danger, although it is lower.

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] In some parts of the UK, it was noted that the air pollution limits were exceeded by the EU in 2010, and in some large cities, this situation can take at least 2025.

The European Environmental Organization emphasizes that air pollution can lead to important diseases and early deaths.

From the University of Edinburg scientists examined the results of 94 research from 28 countries and found that air pollution has increased even brain bleeding cases and deaths from brain bleeding.