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The Namibian government’s move to cull 83 elephants to feed its population to support its “drought relief” plan has invited the ire of conservationists
Climate Drugs Medical

Namibia’s plan to cull elephants to feed drought-hit citizens draws ire

The Namibian government’s move to cull 83 elephants to feed its population to support its “drought relief” plan has invited the ire of.

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Seven newborns have died in France due to severe neonatal sepsis associated with enterovirus during the more than one-year period starting July 2022, the WHO stated.
Climate Health Medical

Metabolic profiling may help prevent SIDS, finds new research

HQ Team September 10, 2024: The exact cause of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), also known as “cot death,” is still unknown. It.

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Anti-depressant fluoxetine or Prozac from human residues of urine and faeces have been detected in fish in fresh waters of Australia, a pollutant that altered the aquatic vertebrate animal's body condition and reproduction, according to a joint study by Australian and Italian biologists.
Climate Drugs Pharma

Prozac residue from humans found in guppies reduces fish’s sperm velocity

Anti-depressant fluoxetine or Prozac from human residues of urine and faeces have been detected in fish in fresh waters of Australia, a pollutant that.

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Researchers at the University of Central Florida have engineered a human tissue that draws mosquitoes to bite and feed on, and hope the platform can help study the pattern of how the pathogens the insects carry impact and infect human cells and tissues.
Climate Health Medical

Oropouche virus spreads across Latin America and Europe

HQ Team August 14, 2024: The Oropouche virus (OROV), primarily transmitted by biting midges (flies) and mosquitoes, is spreading in Latin America, with.

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Climate Health Pharma

Africa grapples with a 160% spike in Mpox cases, vaccines a damper

HQ Team August 2, 2024: Mpox or monkeypox cases have seen a 160% surge in the African region this year compared to the.

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The US requires a warning label on social media platforms as they are significantly associated with “mental health harms” for adolescents, the United States Surgeon General, Dr Vivek Murthy wrote in an op-ed piece in the New York Times.
Climate Drugs Health

Millennials, Gen X are at elevated risk of developing cancer than older generations

HQ Team August 2, 2024:Cancer risk is higher among the younger generation than the older ones, according to a new study. Millennials and.

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About 377 children have died in 2021 due to rising temperatures across Europe and Central Asia, according to a new data analysis from 23 nations done by UNICEF.
Climate Drugs Pharma

Heatwaves killed 377 children in 2021 in Europe, Central Asia: UNICEF

About 377 children have died in 2021 due to rising temperatures across Europe and Central Asia, according to a new data analysis from.

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Climate change is making days longer by a few milliseconds as the ice melts in Antarctica and Greenland is causing a shift in Earth’s mass with more water flowing into the world’s oceans, especially the equatorial region, according to a study by the University in Zürich, Switzerland.
Climate Health Pharma

Days getting longer as ice melts cause a shift in Earth’s mass, impacting rotation

Climate change is making days longer by a few milliseconds as the ice melts in Antarctica and Greenland is causing a shift in.

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Children are vulnerable to temperature changes as their thermoregulation mechanisms are still immature, a study reveals.
Climate Health Pharma

Heat, cold may affect development of brain in children: ISGlobal

Children are vulnerable to temperature changes as their thermoregulation mechanisms are still immature, a study reveals.

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June was the hottest month since the records began and the thirteenth month in a row to set a monthly temperature record, according to the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service.
Climate Health Medical

Global heat temperatures break record for 13 months in a row

June was the hottest month since the records began and the thirteenth month in a row to set a monthly temperature record, according.

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