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Exposure to Pollutants in Utero Tied to Biomarker for Faster Aging
Shorter telomere length with fetal exposure to air pollution
7 hours ago - MedPageToday - 2 articles
Air Pollution May Make Babies' Cells Age Faster
There's growing evidence that exposure to air pollution can have a number of unhealthy consequences, from cancer to heart disease and respiratory illnesses. In recent years...
11 hours ago - Time - 2 articles
Diesel fumes harm children while they are in the womb!
The researchers, from Hassselt University in Belgium, found exposure to pollution in the second trimester - between the fourth and sixth months of pregnancy - had the worst...
12 hours ago - Daily Mail
The New Health Care: How a Healthy Economy Can Shorten Life Spans
In general, prosperity brings better health. But economic booms are also associated with air pollution, stress and car accidents.
17 hours ago - NY Times
Air pollution killing thousands of Europeans every year, according to the EU's environmental authority
A report released by the European Environment Agency in Copenhagen, Denmark, has revealed that ambient air pollution still accounted for more than half a million premature...
1 day ago - Natural News
Juvarelle Eye Serum Review : Don't Buy Before You Read This!
Juvarelle Eye Serum is an eye lift cream that works to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, lines and dark circles. The makers of this product claim that it helps to stimulate...
3 days ago - Diets in Review - 9 articles
How Tasmanian designer Brodie Neill was inspired by ocean waste
In the world of design shows, there are buzzwords that have a currency to a certain point, then become exhausted. "Immersive" is one such, tipping over the edge at September's...
3 days ago - Sydney Morning Herald
Biodegradable seaweed may soon replace plastic packaging on food in an effort to reduce pollution
Durable, versatile, and affordable - the three qualities that make plastic so common in nearly every item we use, and the three biggest reasons why reducing plastic waste can...
4 days ago - Natural News
Ocean pollution threatens food supply: British mussels found to be full of microplastics
A study carried out by researchers at the King's College London has revealed that a wide majority of mussel samples taken from different beaches are contaminated with...
4 days ago - Natural News
SCIENCE WAKE-UP CALL: The "green" in all your green juices is made out of carbon dioxide
When it comes to scientific facts, we are reliant on what we are taught by people that we perceive to be “authorities” on the subject. And for a while now, the pervasive...
4 days ago - Natural News
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Researchers from NYU found that 29 percent of college students from nine colleges used said ADHD medication boosted their grades. These students weren't diagnosed with the...
Need Cancer Screening? Where You Work Matters
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Men's heart attack risk starts one decade earlier
Researchers from the University Heart Center in Hamburg found men are more likely to suffer from an irregular, abnormally fast heartbeat at a younger age, which increases their...
MRI Brain Scan Can Detect Risk of Multiple Sclerosis in Kids
MRIs can reveal changes in the brain associated with MS before the clinical symptoms of the disease appear in children.
NHS faces 'ticking time bomb' from teens' unhealthy habits
Poor diet, smoking and inactivity to blame, finds a study on UK's 10-24 year olds. One in 5 secondary school children are obese. Late teen years is the peak age for exposure to...
Understanding Neurotoxicities May Help Reduce Side Effects
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Sex addiction is a myth - whatever the famous say
No sooner had the news about Harvey Weinstein's sexual assault allegations broke than he was claiming to be addicted to sex and checking in to an exclusive clinic, writes DR...
First Aid Training Can Help Parents Handle Emergencies at Home
One in ten parents would take their child to the ER immediately. Approximately, only half of parents are confident about treating their child at home.
NHS hospitals to ban family-sized chocolate bars
Family-sized chocolate bars and grab bags of sweets are to be banned from shops in NHS hospitals as part of a new clampdown. Breaching the rules could see funding restricted.