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What Survivors of Gun Violence Need
It's not just the physical injuries that affect survivors of gun violence. Anxiety, depression and neighborhood safety also play roles.
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Traffic Really Can Make Your Blood Boil
You aren’t imagining it: The sound of traffic can raise your blood pressure and lead to hypertension. Air pollution can make it worse.
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The Young and Guns
About a third of Colorado middle and high school students surveyed said they could access a gun; 12% said they could do it within minutes.
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A Common Chemical's Connection to Parkinson's
Trichloroethylene is in our air and water. It's used in dry cleaning, to degrease metal and remove paint. PD seems linked to high exposures.
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Enlisting Cows in the Fight Against Antibiotic Resistance
Antibiotics regularly given to livestock lead to antibiotic-resistant bacteria that endanger humans. What happens when the cycle is broken?
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Nature Documentaries Could Help Save the Planet
Nature documentaries showing the loss of plant diversity around the world raise our awareness of environmental threats to plant life.
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Air Pollution Adds to Osteoporosis
Certain types of air pollution can double the bone thinning associated with aging. The spine is particularly vulnerable to these effects.
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COVID-19 and Ongoing Heart Problems
The SARS Co-V virus isn't always bad news for the hearts of those infected with it, but it can be, and the risk can remain for over a year.
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COVID Boosters...Again?
Those who've had COVID boosters may think they're covered, but protection wanes after about 5 to 6 months. New variants are an issue, too.
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What Prison Populations Can Tell Us about COVID Protection
Prisoners live in close quarters, so COVID rates trend high. Seeing what helps keep transmission in check there is a useful lesson for all.
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