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Your brain is what you eat | Cyprus Mail

Your brain is what you eat | Cyprus Mail
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Wearable air pollution monitors idea needs funding – Prof Amegah

Wearable air pollution monitors idea needs funding – Prof Amegah
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Use emissions tax to resource EPA - Prof Amegah tells government

Associate Professor Kofi Amegah, an expert in Environmental and Nutritional Epidemiology at the University of Cape Coast, has suggested that the government allocate the funds generated from the emission tax to support environmental protection agencies.

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Individuals with family history of cardiovascular disease may benefit from eating more oily fish

People with close relatives who have suffered from cardiovascular disease may benefit from eating more oily fish.

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Eating more oily fish may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, says study

Eating more oily fish may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, says study
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