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Study on 45213 Sweden women, who receive a false positive mammography result, found women aged 60–75, with low breast density and a false positive mammography result, are more likely to develop breast cancer over the subsequent 20 years

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Gene therapy restored hearing in deaf patients

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Scientists have found fine-particulate air pollution, which includes pollution from vehicles and industry, was strongly associated to increased cancer-driving and cancer-promoting genetic mutations in individuals who have never smoked

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A new study across 68 countries shows people who believe extreme weather is driven by climate change are more likely to support climate policy, regardless of actual exposure.

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US military produces the largest quantity of greenhouse gas emissions of all of the world's institutions, and cutting their spending could result in a meaningful reduction in energy consumption comparable to the annual energy usage of the US state of Delaware…

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