Study links air pollution to death by suicide, suicidal thoughts
The Hindu — Health · 18 Sep 2026
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The researchers explained that air pollutants and water polluted with arsenic, lead, lithium or nitrate, have been linked to neurological effects, including chronic inflammation and nerve damage, which can impair brain function and influence mood and stress resilience
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