Artificial Nighttime Light Exposure and Its Association with Alzheimer's Disease
Understanding Light Pollution's Impact on Cognitive Health
The influence of artificial nighttime light exposure on cognitive function has come under scrutiny due to its potential role as a risk factor for diseases like Alzheimer's disease. Recent findings indicate a noteworthy link between light pollution and increased prevalence of Alzheimer's disease.
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The comprehensive study evaluated various regions and their corresponding levels of outdoor nighttime light exposure. Researchers noted significant differences in Alzheimer's disease rates, suggesting that higher levels of artificial light during nighttime hours may adversely affect brain health. Preventative measures against light pollution could be critical in mitigating these risks.
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