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Singapore recalls Everest s fish curry masala over pesticide detection: What can long-term exposure do? | Food-wine News

Learn about the Singapore Food Agency's recall of Everest's fish curry masala due to ethylene oxide contamination. Understand the health risks associated with ethylene oxide exposure and expert insights from Dr Pritha Hazra on its short-term and long-term effects on human health.

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Long-term air pollution exposure tied to higher depression, anxiety risk

Long-term air pollution exposure tied to higher depression, anxiety risk
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Increasing allergic cough among children: How can parents take care

As the Air Quality Index (AQI) drops, there has been a spike in number of children complaining of respiratory issues. Here are some precautions parents can take for their children

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Polluted air can negatively impact children s test scores, finds study

Polluted air can negatively impact children s test scores, finds study
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More walkable neighborhoods have a lower incidence of obesity-related cancers among women

Women living in neighborhoods characterized as walkable, have a reduced risk of obesity-related cancers.

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