Corrie Pikul-Brown
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Poor air quality negatively affects marathon times
"Our results show that those interested in optimizing athletic performance should consider the effect of air pollution..."
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Using certain products in pregnancy may up ‘forever chemical’ exposure
Researchers found a link between the use of personal care products and concentrations of PFAS in people who were pregnant or lactating.
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Climate change will lead to massive tropical plant losses
"It is a little alarming just how close to a threshold or tipping point we are for these tropical species."
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Most Americans don’t know primary care docs can prescribe addiction meds
"...our study indicates a critical disconnect between the need for medications for opioid use disorder and people's knowledge about how to access them."
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Can virtual reality and brain stimulation treat PTSD?
Combining two treatments could be a promising option for people, especially military veterans, with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Gun ownership tied to elevated lead levels in kids
"Firearm use is a relatively unchecked source of childhood exposure to lead. There's currently no way to stop the exposure from happening..."
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Agent Orange damages the brain like Alzheimer’s
The neurotoxic effects of Agent Orange can affect the long-term brain health of veterans and anyone exposed to similar herbicides.
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3 things women should know about stroke risk
A researcher who has studied women and stroke for over a decade shares three crucial risk factors that every woman should know.
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Ocean model considers temp spikes and gradual warming
Researchers propose a "more realistic" conceptual model for understanding changes to marine ecosystems in the wake of climate change.
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Overdose prevention centers don’t lead to more crime
Overdose prevention centers are not associated with significant changes in crime, a new analysis finds.
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Mindfulness can get people to stick with heart-healthy food
Practicing mindfulness focused on healthy eating can be good for your heart and lower blood pressure, a new study shows.
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Health economists: COVID vax campaign saved 2.4 million lives
The global COVID-19 vaccination campaign saved 2.4 million lives in 141 countries. Equitable vaccine distribution could have saved 670,000 more.