David Hernandez+FollowAir Pollution’s Secret Heart Attack RiskDid you know air pollution isn’t just bad for your lungs—it’s hitting our hearts, too? Harvard researchers found that those tiny PM2.5 particles from cars, coal plants, and even wildfires are linked to millions of heart-related deaths worldwide. It’s wild: the smaller the particle, the more dangerous it is for your heart. Experts say the real fix is cleaning up our air, but in the meantime, N95 masks and air filters can help. Anyone else worried about what we’re breathing in? #AirPollution #HeartHealth #PublicHealth #CleanAir #HealthNews #Health30Share
Edward Parrish+FollowJapan’s Air Pollution Crisis Hits Seniors HardDid you know Japan’s older adults are facing a hidden health crisis? Researchers found that fine particle pollution (PM2.5) is hitting people over 65 the hardest, especially those in rural areas with less access to healthcare. The scary part? Even moderate exposure can trigger strokes, heart attacks, and early death. With nearly a third of Japan’s population over 65, this isn’t just a personal issue—it’s a national emergency. Lawmakers are being urged to act fast to protect vulnerable seniors. Wild, right? #AirPollution #HealthCrisis #AgingPopulation #JapanNews #PublicHealth #Health140Share
Sarah Bennett+FollowAir Pollution’s Secret Impact on NewbornsDid you know where you live could impact your baby’s first days? New research found that moms exposed to high air pollution, especially nitrogen dioxide from cars and factories, are way more likely to have newborns needing intensive care. Babies exposed in the last month of pregnancy had a 30% higher risk of NICU admission! And it’s not just about location—season and income matter too. Cleaner air isn’t just about blue skies; it’s about giving every baby a fighting chance from day one. #AirPollution #NeonatalHealth #NICU #EnvironmentalJustice #CleanAir #Health90Share
