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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #49381 Pollution and Health
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A  study  published  today    to  evidence  that  air  pollution  may  be  linked  to  mental  health  conditions.  But  its  not  clear  yet  how    and  if    pollution  may  be  affecting  our  brains.  Analyzing  data  from  151  million  people  in  the  US  and  1.4  million  people  in  Denmark,  researchers  have  found  that  there  is  a  strong    between  poor  air  quality  and  higher  rates  of  bipolar  disorder,  schizophrenia,  personality  disorders  and  major  depression.  This  suggests  there  is  a  link,  but  not  necessarily  that  pollution  is  causing  these  conditions.  When  the  team  looked  at  health  insurance  claims  in  the  US,  they  found  that  the  strongest    of  being  diagnosed  with  bipolar  disorder    after  ethnicity    was  air  quality.  Previous  studies  have    correlation  in  the  UK  between  polluted  areas  and  teenagers  reporting  psychotic  experiences  and  local  air  pollution  and  psychiatric  disorders  in  Swedish  children.

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