Live Close to Traffic? It Could Be Increasing Your Risk of Dementia and Changing Your Brain
A significant study highlights that living near major roadways correlates with increased dementia risk due to air pollution, especially nitrogen
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A significant study highlights that living near major roadways correlates with increased dementia risk due to air pollution, especially nitrogen
During the day, Yang Zhi works as a blind massage therapist, and at night, he is the lead singer of Zhe Er Gen, a band that enchants the vibrant stree.....
Open access notables Dawning recognition of the gravity of climate change rapidly lead to questions about how the world ocean would respond to warming, naturally leading to 'what happens at shorelines?' This evolution is fully covered in The evolving landscape of sea-level rise science from 1990 to 2021, Danial Khojasteh et al., Communications Earth & Environment:
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In early December, 2022, China abandoned what until then had been among the most stringent policies against the COVID-19 pandemic globally.1 Termed the “dynamic zero-COVID policy”, mass testing, strict quarantine protocols, and movement controls had aimed to bring COVID-19 outbreaks under control before they could spread.2 This approach proved highly effective: from Jan 22, 2020, until Nov 1, 2022, per million population, China recorded a cumulative 726 COVID-19 cases and 3·9 deaths, compared with 288 384 cases and 3166 deaths in the USA.