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How Entering the Workforce Affects Young Adults

How Entering the Workforce Affects Young Adults

Explore how starting work impacts young adults' physical activity and sleep, and the long-term implications for health.

WEF 2025: 25 Nations Unite Against Plastic Pollution & Climate Change

WEF 2025: 25 Nations Unite Against Plastic Pollution & Climate Change

At WEF 2025, 25 nations come together to tackle plastic pollution and climate change with collaborative solutions.

Zoonotic Threats: A Ticking Time Bomb for Humanity

Zoonotic Threats: A Ticking Time Bomb for Humanity

Zoonotic diseases pose a growing threat as viruses jump from animals to humans, increasing pandemic risks worldwide.

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Tales from the Tundra: How Arctic Animals Carry Infections

Tales from the Tundra: How Arctic Animals Carry Infections

As the Arctic warms, zoonotic infections are on the rise: Shifting animal behaviors and melting permafrost are creating new pathways for animal-borne diseases.

Winter Ozone Pollution: A Surprising Puzzle Solved

Winter Ozone Pollution: A Surprising Puzzle Solved

Discover the mystery behind winter ozone pollution and how scientists have unraveled this surprising puzzle affecting air quality during colder months.

Extreme Weather Events Exacerbate HIV Epidemic

Extreme Weather Events Exacerbate HIV Epidemic

Climate change disrupts HIV prevention and care, worsening access to services and increasing health risks. Addressing both issues is crucial for global health equity.

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Wildfires as a Signal of Past Abrupt Climate Shifts

Wildfires as a Signal of Past Abrupt Climate Shifts

Wildfires may serve as a warning of past abrupt climate shifts, offering valuable insights into climate change patterns and their impact on ecosystems.

Parks for Hearts: A Lifesaving Remedy for Men in High-Crime Areas

Parks for Hearts: A Lifesaving Remedy for Men in High-Crime Areas

Go green! Community parks in high-crime areas help men and residents reduce heart disease deaths and improve heart health.

Microplastics Linked to Lung and Colon Cancer

Microplastics Linked to Lung and Colon Cancer

Microplastics in the air may contribute to lung and colon cancers, posing a serious health risk.

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Heat Waves: A Growing Threat to Neurodegenerative Disease Patients

Heat Waves: A Growing Threat to Neurodegenerative Disease Patients

Neurodegenerative Diseases and Heat Waves: People with Parkinson’s disease and dementia are at a higher risk of dying in heat waves.

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