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A UB study found that historically redlined NY communities face higher air pollution and increased ER visits for mental disorders.
A University at Buffalo study found that historically redlined communities in New York State have disproportionately higher air pollutant exposure, linked to increased emergency room visits for mental disorders.
In redlined D-rated neighborhoods, increased fine particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide levels led to a 1.04% and 0.44% surge in mental disorder-related ER visits, respectively, two days later.
The negative impact of air pollution on mental health is more pronounced in these communities, which were once denied mortgages due to race.
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Un estudio de la UB encontró que las comunidades históricamente marginadas de Nueva York enfrentan una mayor contaminación del aire y un aumento en las visitas a la sala de emergencias por trastornos mentales.