Stanford Study Warns Wildfire Smoke Deaths in U.S. Could Rise Sharply by 2050 Study warns wildfire smoke deaths in the U.S. could rise sharply by 2050, adding tens of thousands …
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McGill study reveals cannabis and tobacco co-use raises brain FAAH
by Ren Nakamuraby Ren NakamuraMcGill study links cannabis and tobacco co-use to higher brain FAAH and lower anandamide McGill finds cannabis and tobacco co-use raises brain FAAH, lowers anandamide and is linked to anxiety, …
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Obesity Linked to Brain Shrinkage and Higher Dementia Risk in Study
by Ren Nakamuraby Ren NakamuraStudy Finds Obesity and Brain Shrinkage Linked in Large UK Cohort New research links obesity and brain shrinkage in middle-aged adults, showing higher body fat associates with lower gray and …
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Walnuts lower blood pressure and cardiovascular disease risk, study finds
by Ren Nakamuraby Ren NakamuraWalnuts and Blood Pressure: Small Penn State Study Links Daily Walnuts to Lower Readings A new Penn State study shows that adding walnuts to the diet may help lower blood …
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Residential wood burning drives 22% of U.S. winter PM2.5 exposure, study finds
by Ren Nakamuraby Ren NakamuraNorthwestern study links residential wood burning to 22% of U.S. winter PM2.5 Northwestern researchers find residential wood burning accounts for roughly 22% of U.S. winter PM2.5 and is tied to …
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Propionate preservative linked to obesity and diabetes risk in new study
by Ren Nakamuraby Ren NakamuraStudy Links Food Preservative Propionate to Hormonal Shifts That May Raise Obesity and Diabetes Risk Harvard research links food preservative propionate to hormonal shifts associated with weight gain and insulin …