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Delhi pollution alert: How parents can protect children from poor air quality

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Study finds air pollution accelerates stem cell aging in people with diabetes

Research led by Professor Sung-Ho Kook at Jeonbuk National University found that PM2.5 exposure activates inflammation in lungs and bone marrow, accelerating cellular aging and impairing stem cell function particularly in diabetic subjects. The study showed reduced bone mineral density and faster aging in diabetic mice exposed to fine particulate matter.

Oct 29, 2026·4 sourcesAir pollutionLongevity & agingEnvironmental and Occupational HealthInflammation reduction & immune effectsStem cell therapyBiomedical researchAging (Biology)Diabetes management
Study finds air pollution accelerates stem cell aging in people with diabetes
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