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PFAS Exposure Highest in Firefighters; Health Care Workers Show Distinct Elevations, Arizona Study Finds Arizona study finds elevated PFAS exposure in firefighters and health care workers; researchers call for investigation …

Study: Sudden Cardiac Death in Bodybuilders Disproportionately High, Professionals Most at Risk Study finds sudden cardiac death in male bodybuilders is unusually common, with professionals at highest risk; researchers urge …

Harvard Study Shows Fire Smoke Exposure Alters Immune Cells and Allergy Genes Harvard study finds fire smoke exposure rewires immune cells and alters 133 allergy-related genes, exposing cellular risks and …

Pronuclear transfer produces eight healthy births in UK mitochondrial donation trial UK researchers report eight healthy births after pronuclear transfer mitochondrial donation IVF, lowering the risk of inherited mitochondrial DNA …

Cannabis and Paranoia: Study Links Self‑Medication and Childhood Trauma to Higher Risk UK study finds reasons for cannabis use and childhood trauma increase risk of paranoia; heavier THC consumption tied …

Study Finds Link Between Obesity and Brain Shrinkage in Middle Age New research links obesity and brain shrinkage in middle-aged adults, showing fat-related changes in brain volume and sex-specific differences …

Wildfire smoke projected to cause tens of thousands more U.S. deaths by 2050, Stanford study finds Stanford-led research warns wildfire smoke could drive tens of thousands of additional U.S. deaths …

Beard bacteria outnumber those on dog necks, study finds Study finds beard bacteria exceed those on dog necks, prompting MRI hygiene concerns and renewed advice on beard washing and clinic …

Most Americans Mistaken About Alcohol and Cancer Risk, MD Anderson Study Finds More than half of U.S. adults underestimate the link between alcohol and cancer risk, MD Anderson researchers say; …