‘Fine particles in the air affect our brains’
Hilde Van Raemdonck
Posted On February 19, 2020
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Researchers compared the moves of tournament chess players with the moves a computer model would have made. The results were stunning: the number of mistakes went up with 10% for every additional 10 micrograms of pollution /Easyfotostock
Fine particles in the air are not only an unseen killer, but the polluted air also affects our mental capacities. Pollution can cause infections in the lungs, which in turn can lead to infections in our brains. Chess players More
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