Molecular hydrogen inhalation attenuates postoperative cognitive impairment in rats

How Hydrogen Inhalation Can Help Reduce Postoperative Cognitive Impairment

A study found that hydrogen inhalation can reduce postoperative cognitive impairment in rats. The research suggests that hydrogen gas may have antioxidant properties that protect the brain from damage caused by surgery. This could have implications for people undergoing surgery and wanting to minimize their risk of cognitive impairment.