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Secondo un nuovo studio, la cattiva qualit\u00e0 dell\u2019aria \u00e8 collegata al rischio di malattia di Parkinson. Le persone che vivono in aree con elevati livelli di inquinamento atmosferico corrono un rischio maggiore di sviluppare la condizione rispetto a coloro che vivono in regioni con una migliore qualit\u00e0 dell\u2019aria.<\/p>\n

La malattia di Parkinson \u00e8 progressiva disturbo cerebrale<\/a> caratterizzato da movimenti incontrollabili come tremori, rigidit\u00e0 muscolare e problemi di equilibrio e coordinazione. Con il progredire della malattia, i pazienti possono sviluppare problemi di sonno, depressione, difficolt\u00e0 di memoria, affaticamento e possono perdere la capacit\u00e0 di camminare e parlare.<\/p>\n

Questa condizione si verifica a causa della morte o del deterioramento dei neuroni nel cervello, la cui causa specifica rimane sconosciuta. I ricercatori ritengono che una combinazione di fattori genetici e ambientali, come l\u2019esposizione alle tossine, possa essere un fattore determinante.<\/p>\n

\u201cStudi precedenti hanno dimostrato che il particolato fine causa infiammazione nel cervello, un meccanismo noto attraverso il quale potrebbe svilupparsi la malattia di Parkinson. Utilizzando tecniche analitiche geospaziali all\u2019avanguardia, siamo stati, per la prima volta, in grado di confermare una forte associazione a livello nazionale tra la malattia di Parkinson e il particolato fine negli Stati Uniti\u201d, ha affermato la ricercatrice capo Brittany Krzyzanowski, del Barrow Neurological Institute. .<\/p>\n

I ricercatori hanno osservato che la relazione tra inquinamento atmosferico e morbo di Parkinson non \u00e8 la stessa in ogni parte del Paese. Si ritiene che la differenza sia dovuta ai cambiamenti nella composizione del particolato.<\/p>\n

\u201cLe differenze regionali nella malattia di Parkinson potrebbero riflettere differenze regionali nella composizione del particolato. Alcune aree potrebbero avere particolato contenente componenti pi\u00f9 tossici rispetto ad altre aree\u201d, ha affermato Krzyzanowski.<\/p>\n

Il team ha identificato quasi 90.000 persone affette da malattia di Parkinson da un set di dati Medicare di circa 22 milioni. Quelli con la malattia di Parkinson sono stati geocodificati nel quartiere di residenza per calcolare i tassi di malattia di Parkinson in ciascuna regione. L\u2019inquinamento atmosferico in queste regioni \u00e8 stato misurato in termini di concentrazioni medie annue di polveri sottili.<\/p>\n

Dopo aver aggiustato altri fattori di rischio, come et\u00e0, sesso, razza e storia di fumo, il team ha identificato un legame tra l'esposizione di un individuo al particolato fine e il rischio di sviluppare successivamente la malattia di Parkinson.<\/p>\n

\u201cLa valle del fiume Mississippi-Ohio \u00e8 stata identificata come un punto caldo del morbo di Parkinson, insieme al Nord Dakota centrale, parti del Texas, Kansas, Michigan orientale e la punta della Florida. Le persone che vivono nella met\u00e0 occidentale degli Stati Uniti corrono un rischio ridotto di sviluppare la malattia di Parkinson rispetto al resto della nazione\u201d, hanno affermato i ricercatori in un comunicato stampa.<\/p>\n

Lo studio non ha approfondito le diverse fonti di inquinamento atmosferico, tuttavia, Krzyzanowski ritiene che l\u2019elevata densit\u00e0 della rete stradale e l\u2019industrializzazione rendano la valle del fiume Mississippi-Ohio un punto caldo. "Ci\u00f2 significa che l'inquinamento in queste aree pu\u00f2 contenere pi\u00f9 particelle di combustione provenienti dal traffico e metalli pesanti provenienti dal settore manifatturiero, che sono stati collegati alla morte cellulare nella parte del cervello coinvolta nel morbo di Parkinson", hanno affermato.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori sperano che i risultati contribuiscano a introdurre politiche pi\u00f9 rigorose per ridurre l\u2019inquinamento atmosferico e diminuire il rischio di malattia di Parkinson.<\/p>\n

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Secondo un nuovo studio, la cattiva qualit\u00e0 dell\u2019aria \u00e8 collegata al rischio di malattia di Parkinson. Le persone che vivono in aree con elevati livelli di inquinamento atmosferico corrono un rischio maggiore di sviluppare la condizione rispetto a coloro che vivono in regioni con una migliore qualit\u00e0 dell\u2019aria.<\/p>\n

La malattia di Parkinson \u00e8 progressiva disturbo cerebrale<\/a> caratterizzato da movimenti incontrollabili come tremori, rigidit\u00e0 muscolare e problemi di equilibrio e coordinazione. Con il progredire della malattia, i pazienti possono sviluppare problemi di sonno, depressione, difficolt\u00e0 di memoria, affaticamento e possono perdere la capacit\u00e0 di camminare e parlare.<\/p>\n

Questa condizione si verifica a causa della morte o del deterioramento dei neuroni nel cervello, la cui causa specifica rimane sconosciuta. I ricercatori ritengono che una combinazione di fattori genetici e ambientali, come l\u2019esposizione alle tossine, possa essere un fattore determinante.<\/p>\n

\u201cStudi precedenti hanno dimostrato che il particolato fine causa infiammazione nel cervello, un meccanismo noto attraverso il quale potrebbe svilupparsi la malattia di Parkinson. Utilizzando tecniche analitiche geospaziali all\u2019avanguardia, siamo stati, per la prima volta, in grado di confermare una forte associazione a livello nazionale tra la malattia di Parkinson e il particolato fine negli Stati Uniti\u201d, ha affermato la ricercatrice capo Brittany Krzyzanowski, del Barrow Neurological Institute. .<\/p>\n

I ricercatori hanno osservato che la relazione tra inquinamento atmosferico e morbo di Parkinson non \u00e8 la stessa in ogni parte del Paese. Si ritiene che la differenza sia dovuta ai cambiamenti nella composizione del particolato.<\/p>\n

\u201cLe differenze regionali nella malattia di Parkinson potrebbero riflettere differenze regionali nella composizione del particolato. Alcune aree potrebbero avere particolato contenente componenti pi\u00f9 tossici rispetto ad altre aree\u201d, ha affermato Krzyzanowski.<\/p>\n

Il team ha identificato quasi 90.000 persone affette da malattia di Parkinson da un set di dati Medicare di circa 22 milioni. Quelli con la malattia di Parkinson sono stati geocodificati nel quartiere di residenza per calcolare i tassi di malattia di Parkinson in ciascuna regione. L\u2019inquinamento atmosferico in queste regioni \u00e8 stato misurato in termini di concentrazioni medie annue di polveri sottili.<\/p>\n

Dopo aver aggiustato altri fattori di rischio, come et\u00e0, sesso, razza e storia di fumo, il team ha identificato un legame tra l'esposizione di un individuo al particolato fine e il rischio di sviluppare successivamente la malattia di Parkinson.<\/p>\n

\u201cLa valle del fiume Mississippi-Ohio \u00e8 stata identificata come un punto caldo del morbo di Parkinson, insieme al Nord Dakota centrale, parti del Texas, Kansas, Michigan orientale e la punta della Florida. Le persone che vivono nella met\u00e0 occidentale degli Stati Uniti corrono un rischio ridotto di sviluppare la malattia di Parkinson rispetto al resto della nazione\u201d, hanno affermato i ricercatori in un comunicato stampa.<\/p>\n

Lo studio non ha approfondito le diverse fonti di inquinamento atmosferico, tuttavia, Krzyzanowski ritiene che l\u2019elevata densit\u00e0 della rete stradale e l\u2019industrializzazione rendano la valle del fiume Mississippi-Ohio un punto caldo. "Ci\u00f2 significa che l'inquinamento in queste aree pu\u00f2 contenere pi\u00f9 particelle di combustione provenienti dal traffico e metalli pesanti provenienti dal settore manifatturiero, che sono stati collegati alla morte cellulare nella parte del cervello coinvolta nel morbo di Parkinson", hanno affermato.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori sperano che i risultati contribuiscano a introdurre politiche pi\u00f9 rigorose per ridurre l\u2019inquinamento atmosferico e diminuire il rischio di malattia di Parkinson.<\/p>","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":8807,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"Default","format":"standard","meta":{"fifu_image_url":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/study-says-high-levels-of-pollution-elevates-parkinsons-risk-know-the-hotspots-in-us.png","fifu_image_alt":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[27],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-8806","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-blog"],"yoast_head":"\nStudy Says High Levels Of Pollution Elevates Parkinson's Risk; Know The Hotspots In US - Urban Care Clinic<\/title>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/it\/uno-studio-afferma-che-alti-livelli-di-inquinamento-aumentano-il-rischio-di-parkinson-conosci-i-punti-caldi-in-noi\/\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"it_IT\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"Study Says High Levels Of Pollution Elevates Parkinson's Risk; Know The Hotspots In US - Urban Care Clinic\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:description\" content=\"Poor air quality is linked to the risk of Parkinson's disease, according to a new study. 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Those with Parkinson's disease were geocoded to the neighborhood of residence to calculate the rates of Parkinson's disease in each region. The air pollution in these regions was measured in terms of average annual concentrations of fine particulate matter.After adjusting other risk factors, such as age, sex, race and smoking history, the team identified a link between an individual's exposure to fine particulate matter and the risk of developing Parkinson's disease later.\"The Mississippi-Ohio River Valley was identified as a Parkinson's disease hotspot, along with central North Dakota, parts of Texas, Kansas, eastern Michigan and the tip of Florida. 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