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Kids on social media are 4 times more likely to vape

Kids on social media are 4 times more likely to vape
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Shocking link between social media and youth vaping revealed: How firms are using TikTok and YouTube to push addictive candy-flavoured gadgets on children

Researchers found those on social media more than seven hours a day are almost four times more likely to vape than non-users, and eight times more likely to smoke.

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More than a billion people worldwide live with obesity, study shows

More than a billion people worldwide live with obesity, study shows
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Eating Ultra-Processed Foods May Up Breast Cancer Risk in Younger Women

More evidence shows ultra-processed foods are not only bad for your health, but they can increase the risk of certain cancers.

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Long COVID Rates Appear to Be Decreasing | Scientific American

Here’s why Long COVID may be declining and what we know about the trend so far

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