The Guardian, Sept. 4, 2025
by Ian Sample, Science Editor
Fine-particulate air pollution can drive devastating forms of dementia by triggering the formation of toxic clumps of protein that destroy nerve cells as they spread through the brain, research suggests. Read more
What is in the air we breathe and are in the household products we use every day?
Two local doctors will discuss the vulnerability of children and the elderly to environmental toxins and how we can protect them and ourselves
Katarzyna Ferraro, MD, double board certified in emergency medicine and integrative medicine, treats complex medical problems in children and adults, including childhood developmental delays and autism.
Craig Jurgensen, MD is a retired neurologist with 30+ years of experience working with complex neurological conditions like Alzheimer’s dementia and Parkinson’s; he has a special interest in air pollution on neurological function and health.
Thursday, April 5 at 7 pm
Second Presbyterian Church, 528 Garland Drive, Carlisle
Childcare will be provided
Illustration by Claire Hawks
