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The Brain's Response to a Changing Environment 

14 November 2023
11:15 AM - 12:15 PM EST

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This year, as wildfires raged across North America and spread smoke across communities, millions of people were forced to shelter inside to avoid inhaling particulate-filled air. While the respiratory risks of inhaling wildfire smoke are known, neuroscientists seek to understand how inhalable particulate matter could affect the brain. Researchers will discuss the neurological impact of wildfire smoke and other pollutants such as pesticides and industrial chemicals. Speakers will also describe how other environmental factors, including life adversity and chronic stress, may harm the brain and accelerate aging. 

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The Brain's Response to a Changing Environment 

14 November 2023
11:15 AM - 12:15 PM EST

Session Description
This year, as wildfires raged across North America and spread smoke across communities, millions of people were forced to shelter inside to avoid inhaling particulate-filled air. While the respiratory risks of inhaling wildfire smoke are known, neuroscientists seek to understand how inhalable particulate matter could affect the brain. Researchers will discuss the neurological impact of wildfire smoke and other pollutants such as pesticides and industrial chemicals. Speakers will also describe how other environmental factors, including life adversity and chronic stress, may harm the brain and accelerate aging. 

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