A recent study in Washington state found that exposure to wildfire smoke increased the risk of respiratory and cardiovascular emergency department visits, particularly among children and younger to middle-aged adults. Wildfires are increasingly prevalent in western North America due to changing climate conditions, posing significant public health threats. While the health impacts of wildfire smoke are well-documented, a recent study highlighted the specific effects of wildfire smoke on emergency department (ED) visits for respiratory and cardiovascular ...
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Being obese or underweight is linked to a worse prognosis among people with multiple myeloma.
LGBTQ+ patients have a higher risk of breast cancer and are more likely to decline their oncologist’s treatment.
Diabetes is associated with an increased risk of developing overall and site-specific cancers.
Having a higher body mass index (BMI) may not protect the heart in patients with heart failure.
CVS Health® launched the CVS Health National Health Equity Advisory Board as part of its commitment to advance health ...
Obesity increases the risk of near-fatal asthma events and longer hospital stays.
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