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Wildfire smoke poses growing deadly health burden as scientists study exposure-mortality links

Scientists race to untangle complex links between exposure and mortality as fire weather grows more prevalent

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theguardian.com·@maibached.bsky.social·2mo ago·13 min read

Rising overnight temperatures are costing Americans hours of sleep, data shows

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scientificamerican.com3mo ago

CDC Estimates of SARS-CoV-2 Hospitalization and Fatality Rates in the Pre-Vaccination United States

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wwwnc.cdc.gov3mo ago

Metabolic traits in obesity vs. normal BMI: Multi-country analysis of convergence in older adults driven by medication use

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thelancet.com3mo ago

Climate change health risks: Extreme heat, air quality, and disproportionate impacts on vulnerable populations

Resources on multiple health impacts of climate change, including locality-specific data and background information.

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climatecentral.org·@zacklabe.com·3mo ago·2 min read

Health and economic consequences of declining MMR vaccination coverage in the United States

The resurgence of measles in the United States, driven by declining childhood vaccination coverage, poses a substantial public health and economic threat. Using county-level Measles–Mumps–Rubella (...

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pnas.org·@rmcarpiano.medsky.social·3mo ago·4 min read

NC State study: Mosquitoes in wealthy Wake County neighborhoods rapidly evolving resistance to common insecticides

New NC State studies find pyrethroid resistance in tiger mosquitoes rising fast in Wake County, linked to frequent spraying in older, wealthier neighborhoods.

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