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Meta-Analysis Confirms Air Pollution Raises Dementia Risk, Urban Greenery Mitigates Impact

Quantification of pollutant-dose relationships across UK hotspots prompts calls for stronger policies to curb cognitive decline

Study Finds Lasting Respiratory Health Gains After Shenango Coal Plant Closure

Study Finds Nearly Half of Hospital Toilet Users Forgo Handwashing

JAMA Study Finds U.S. Child Health Decline, From Higher Mortality to Rising Chronic Illness

Fluoride Ban Would Add 25M Cavities and Nearly $10B in Dental Costs

Alcohol-Linked Cancer Deaths in U.S. Nearly Double Since 1990

Rising Temperatures Drive Up Women’s Cancer Rates in Middle East and North Africa

Turkey's Public BMI Campaign Draws Privacy and Dignity Concerns

Walking 5,000 Steps Daily Reduces Cancer Risk, Oxford Study Finds

Obesity Before 30 Nearly Doubles Risk of Early Death, Study Finds

Study Reveals Up to 63% of Sudden Cardiac Arrests Are Preventable

Study Links Metabolic Syndrome to 70% Higher Risk of Early-Onset Dementia

Study Links Cannabis-Related Hospital Visits to Higher Dementia Risk

HHS Restructuring Sparks Concerns Over Public Health Expertise and Safety

Federal Judge Blocks NIH Funding Caps, Restores Billions to Research Institutions

Study Reveals Wealthiest Americans Live Shorter Lives Than Poorest Europeans

Study Finds Married Men More Prone to Weight Gain Than Singles

Colorectal Cancer Rates Rising Among Young Adults, Studies Highlight Diet as Key Factor

Depression Linked to Faster Onset of Chronic Physical Illnesses, Study Finds

Shift to Natural Contraceptives Linked to Rise in Abortions, Study Finds