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Air pollution tied to higher risk of abnormal fetal growth - "In a new study, researchers consistently identified positive associations between high levels of exposure to a mixture of pollutants from car fumes, industry emissions, or construction activities and fetal head circumference overgrowth."
7 years ago
futurity.org
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In a study measuring neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) admissions and satellite-based air pollution data, newborns exposed to higher levels of NO2 have a 30-35% higher risk of NICU admission and an 11-22% increased risk associated with PM2.5
7 days ago
buffalo.edu
health
A new study finds that classical music exposure in the third trimester reduces the complexity of fetal heart rate variability, leading to more regular and stable cardiac patterns…
18 days ago
publishing.aip.org
health
music
Researchers find high levels of industrial chemical BTMPS in fentanyl
16 days ago
eurekalert.org
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Men who reported higher levels of socially-prescribed perfectionism had partners who reported higher levels of sexual distress
7 days ago
psypost.org
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Macrophages express high level of Spp1, linking the environmental particle pollution exposure and the development of emphysema - an important finding for COPD
5 days ago
eurekalert.org
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Study finds highly concerning levels of air pollution in Pacific Island urban areas, with acceptable PM2.5 and PM10 particle limits exceeded in both Fiji and the Solomon Islands
8 days ago
unsw.edu.au
environment
Masculine lesbians tend to have higher testosterone levels, study finds
19 days ago
link.springer.com
biology
Six eggs a week lowers heart disease death risk by 29% - A new study has found eating between one and six eggs each week significantly reduces the risk of dying from any cause but particularly from heart disease – even in people who have been diagnosed with high cholesterol levels.
20 days ago
newatlas.com
disease
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Scented products cause indoor air pollution on par with car exhaust
8 days ago
newatlas.com
health
Saharan dust storms do not present a risk to public health in terms of radioactivity exposure
24 days ago
science.org
environment
Researchers found feeling satisfied in their relationship, experiencing a good quality of sexual life, possessing empathy, and having children were all linked to higher levels of psychological well-being for women.
11 days ago
psypost.org
psychology
California homeowners to fund half of high-risk insurer's $1B 'bailout'
10 days ago
calmatters.org
california
Mothers of twins face twice as higher risk of heart disease in the year after birth
22 days ago
eurekalert.org
disease
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Air Pollution Reduces People's Ability To Focus on Everyday Tasks, Study Finds
19 days ago
theguardian.com
earth
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Long-Term Yogurt Consumption Tied to Decreased Incidence of Certain Types of Colorectal Cancer
13 days ago
massgeneralbrigham.org
cancer
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Study discovered that people consistently underestimate the extent of public support for diversity and inclusion in the US
9 days ago
psypost.org
New study on despair and voter turnout has troubling implications - The research indicates that both individual experiences of despair and higher levels of despair within a community are associated with decreased voter turnout in elections.
6 days ago
read.dukeupress.edu
psychology
Cognitive decline risk could prompt rethink of 'healthy' vitamin B12 levels
5 days ago
newatlas.com
neuroscience
Higher levels of loneliness found in older adults who had to use a credit card to pay emergency expenses during the pandemic.
14 days ago
news.osu.edu
Levels of Microplastics in Human Brains May Be Rapidly Rising, Study Suggests
22 days ago
theguardian.com
science
Antibiotics, vaccinations linked to reduced risk of dementia
23 days ago
cam.ac.uk
Climate change may be delaying births - exposure to air pollution (PM2.5) and biothermal stress was associated with pregnancies lasting beyond 41 weeks
14 days ago
scimex.org
environment
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Water chlorination levels in US and EU likely increase cancer risk, study finds - Bladder cancer risk increased 33% and colorectal cancer by 15% in using chlorine to disinfect water.
8 days ago
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
cancer
A new study finds that inconsistencies in carbon accounting standards lead to a massive underreporting of methane emissions - up to 3.3Gt CO₂ equivalent, depending on the metric used.
7 days ago
nature.com
environment
Wildfire smoke exposure raises dementia risk by 18%, study finds
19 days ago
jamanetwork.com
health
A new study finds that human-driven nitrogen and phosphorus pollution nearly doubles harmful algal blooms in rivers, impacting ~40% of people globally.
2 days ago
nature.com
environment
Artificial sweetener aspartame found to spike insulin levels in mice, and in turn helps build up fatty plaque in their arteries, which increases their risk of heart attacks and stroke
6 days ago
scimex.org
health
Study: Freezing of water droplets suspended in the air plays part in the Earth’s water cycle of the transformation of water into ice
21 days ago
eurekalert.org
earth
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The lottery of the snakebite antivenom industry
12 days ago
theguardian.com
Denmark lifts EV share to 64 pct of new car market, as Tesla sales slump across Scandinavia
4 days ago
thedriven.io
tesla