Bibliometric analysis reveals rising publications on air pollution's effects on brain health, indicating a need for further research in Indonesia.
Key Points
There has been a significant increase in publications on air pollution and brain health from 2020 to 2021, indicating growing interest in this area.
The analysis used 200 publications from Scopus, identifying key themes like the impact of fine particulate matter and neurological disorders.
Data collection utilized Harzing's Publish or Perish and VOSviewer for visualization, providing detailed insights into research trends.
Current research in Indonesia regarding air pollution's impact on brain health is limited, suggesting opportunities for future studies in high-pollution cities.