Reflect on what strikes you

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Question: After viewing "This is your brain on air pollution" by María Neira video draft a response. The Quote, Question, Comment responses are an opportunity to reflect on "What Strikes You?" about the video. The response includes a quote that you selected, the questions the video raised for you and any comments or reflections.

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