Environmental Pollutants and Cognitive Scores in a Subacute-chronic Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Population (P2-3.013)

June 9, 2026Neurology

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This research aims to explore how environmental pollutants influence cognitive performance in individuals with mild traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Analyzed cognitive scores of individuals with subacute-chronic mild TBI related to exposure to environmental pollutants.
Measured various cognitive functions and correlated them with pollutant levels.
Utilized statistical methods to determine significance of findings.
Identified a significant negative correlation between high levels of environmental pollutants and cognitive scores in mild TBI individuals.
Cognitive impairment was more pronounced in subjects exposed to elevated pollutants compared to lower exposure groups.

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Examines cognitive scores in mild traumatic brain injury linked to environmental pollutants, suggesting potential impacts on recovery.

To examine the relationship between environmental pollutants and cognition in subacute-chronic mild traumatic brain injury (TBI).

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