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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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Study: Price of long-acting PrEP unrealistic for population-level HIV control

Study: Price of long-acting PrEP unrealistic for population-level HIV control
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Wood Stoves Could Cause New Air Pollution Hotspots in the UK

Many of the harmful chemicals found in tobacco smoke are emitted by wood burning, which may be even more toxic.

United kingdomCity ofAndrea leeRural affairsUnited kingdom department for environment foodUnited kingdom climate change committeeScientists against wood smokeGary fullerImperial college london schoolPublic healthEnvironment foodClient earth campaignsPolicy managerClean airNorth londonClimate change committee

The growing danger of drug-resistant aspergillosis

A new paper warns that a drug-resistant mould is spreading from the environment into vulnerable people’s lungs, causing an infection called aspergillosis.

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