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Black Americans exposed to more pollution raising heart risk 25%
One year ago - By Daily Mail
Black Americans' higher exposures to pollution from living near highways may account for 25 percent of their elevated heart disease risks, new University of Pittsburgh research suggests.
Read more ...Living in high altitudes may raise your risk of depression
One year ago - By Daily Mail
University of Utah researchers believe the worrying results could be the result of low atmospheric pressure. This leads to much lower levels of oxygen in the blood.
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