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Brief exposure to wildfire smoke worsens depression symptoms faster than physical effects, new study finds.
A new study of 747 people in Albuquerque links even brief exposure to moderate wildfire smoke to temporary increases in depression symptoms, with mental health effects appearing faster than physical ones.
Researchers, including Dr. Shuguang Leng of the University of New Mexico, say acute smoke exposure lasting days can impact mood and well-being, highlighting a growing but understudied area.
The team aims to identify biological markers in blood to understand the underlying mechanisms.
Officials urge residents in smoke-prone areas to follow health advisories, such as staying indoors or wearing masks, as wildfire season approaches.
Una breve exposición al humo de los incendios forestales empeora los síntomas de depresión más rápido que los efectos físicos, según un nuevo estudio.