Articles related to ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

Recent findings reveal chlormequat, a pesticide linked to reproductive toxicity, in 80% of urine samples across diverse US populations, reflecting its widespread presence in the food supply.

Understanding the potential impact of household chemical exposures on ALS risk underscores the importance of environmental assessments in neurological care.

“Incorporating forage fish into diets could significantly decrease global mortality related to diet-induced diseases, offering a viable solution for enhancing public health outcomes,” highlights new research from BMJ Global Health.

Understanding and mitigating the health impacts of climate change is crucial in modern clinical practice, enabling physicians to effectively safeguard against cardiovascular and respiratory complications arising from environmental changes.

Recent findings indicate that 65% of tested popular bandage brands contain potentially harmful PFAS, known for their persistence in the environment and association with serious health conditions such as thyroid disorders and infertility.

This study underscores the potential neurological implications of everyday chemical exposure, revealing a significant association between certain household chemicals and the integrity of oligodendrocytes, pivotal in nerve cell function and neurological health.