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Fine-Particle Air Pollution Linked to Higher Hospital Admission Risk for Up to 21 Days, Study Finds
Researchers matched 20 years of daily admissions in six countries and territories against PM2.5 levels. The ad...
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19 Oct
Kenya's Second Ebola Case Was Already in Quarantine. The First Crossed a Closed Border
The new patient is a relative of the first, who reached Nairobi from Congo through Uganda. The strain has no a...
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16 Oct
A Study of 300 Million Blood Tests Finds a 'Cliff' at Menopause. Specialists Question the Word
Tests of bone, liver and kidney shifted abruptly at the final period in US and Israeli data. Critics say the d...
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15 Oct
Singapore's Haze Turns 'Very Unhealthy' as Free N95 Masks Go Out
Western Singapore's air turned very unhealthy on Wednesday night. What NEA advises, and who qualifies for a fr...
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15 Oct
WHO Does Not Recommend Obesity Drugs for Under-10s and Sets Strict Conditions for Teenagers
Teenagers may be offered medicines only if they have weight-related complications and six months of supervised...
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12 Oct
A Guide for New Mothers Missed Its Main Goal but Nearly Doubled Primary Care Visits
In a US trial of 405 low-income patients, almost nobody received all six essential postpartum services. Those...
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7 Oct
Only 1 in 32 Young Americans With Opioid Addiction Stayed on Medication for Six Months
A study of nearly 230,000 Medicaid patients aged 13 to 25 found that under-18s rarely received the drugs at al...
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5 Oct
Menopause Brought On by Surgery or Cancer Treatment Before 45 Was Linked to Higher Death Risk
A review of 36 studies and 2.6 million women finds induced menopause linked to more stroke and heart disease....
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3 Oct
CDC's Flu Forecast Beat Every Model Last Season. This Season a Google Model Beat It.
In the 2025–26 ranking of US flu hospital-admission forecasts, Google's entry came first of 39 and CDC's combi...
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2 Oct
Infections Caused 2.3 Million Cancers in 2024, and a Larger Share in Southeast Asia
An IARC analysis in The Lancet Oncology attributes one in eight new tumours worldwide to infectious agents. In...
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1 Oct
Power-Plant Pollution Deaths in Indian Cities Rose Twentyfold Since 2000, Study Estimates
A Nature Cities study puts the toll near 300,000 in 2020, up from about 15,000. The same growth cut smoke deat...
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27 Sep
Congo's Largest Ebola Outbreak Passed 7,000 Cases and Is Still Growing
Two official counts nine days apart, roughly seven hundred cases between them, and a fatality ratio close to o...
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20 Sep
Three Lux at Night, and a Thicker Heart Wall Three Years Later
Eleven thousand people wore light sensors for a week and had their hearts scanned three years on. The brighter...
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14 Sep
A Side Effect Gets Its Own Prescription. A BMJ Study Ranks the 24 Commonest Cascades.
The pharmacology was already documented. What the Ontario data adds is which of 65 known prescribing cascades...
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11 Sep
Eight Data-Centre Turbines, 2.5 Million People and US$53m to US$99m a Year
Data centres are installing on-site gas turbines to bypass multi-year grid connection queues. That makes the e...
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1 Sep
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