Women's Health
This Type Of Toxic Exposure May Disrupt Mitochondrial Function
A new study in mice and 26 adults found air pollution exposure was linked to mitochondrial dysfunction and changes in how the body processes fat.
By Elliot O·Sep 29, 2026
Originally reported by MindBodyGreen.
A new study in mice and 26 adults found air pollution exposure was linked to mitochondrial dysfunction and changes in how the body processes fat.
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