Let’s pull back the curtain on how your indoor environment might be accelerating your skin’s aging clock, and what you can do to turn back time. The particulate matter quietly aging your skin ...

Considering environmental factors is critical to understanding what drives the physical and cognitive declines, the researchers find in broad survey.

Pour Moi Skincare, the leader in scientifically validated climate-adaptive skincare solutions, announces the launch of its ...

It’s not just about itchiness and dryness. Air pollution can lead to some serious skin issues, from dehydration and microbiome disruption to premature aging and even skin cancer.

One of the most visible effects of air pollution is skin aging. Pollutants penetrate the skin, breaking down collagen and elastin, which results in wrinkles, fine lines, and uneven pigmentation.

One such mutation pattern was found nearly four times more often in people exposed to areas of heavy air pollution. Another signature, commonly associated with aging, was seen to have increased by ...

How pollution is a culprit Even though free radicals may be hitting your skin without you realizing it, it’s not as though you need to stay cooped up indoors (more on how to deal later ...

The cumulative effect of continuous exposure to indoor pollutants appears to accelerate lung aging by 5-7 years compared to similar exposure to outdoor pollution alone.

Air pollution is a growing health issue worldwide, and its impacts are often underestimated in aging societies like Japan. A new study led by researchers from the University of Tokyo highlights ...

Air pollution might protect against the most dangerous type of skin cancer, melanoma, a new study finds. However, it’s crucial to approach these results with caution and consider the broader ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new study found that air pollution can cause lung cancer in people who have never smoked, and can damage the organ in multiple other ways. The new study, published in Nature ...

The American Lung Association’s State of the Air report for 2024 listed the Los Angeles area as one of the top 10 cities polluted by year-round particle pollution.