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  1. Lifestyle and environmental exposures—termed the 'exposome'—may substantially outpace genetic factors in driving premature death and age-related disease. epigenetics aging genetics environment www.nature.com
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  2. High exposure to plastics, such as those in disposable takeout containers, is associated with a 13% greater risk of heart disease, potentially through changes to gut bacteria and increased inflammation. pollution environment cardiovascular www.sciencedirect.com
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  3. Manufactured Chemicals and Children's Health — The Need for New Law cancer diabetes pollution environment www.nejm.org
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  4. Exposure to benzyl butyl phthalate, a common plastic additive in everyday items, was found to cause extensive reproductive cell disruption and DNA damage. metabolism inflammation dna damage pollution environment genome journals.plos.org
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  5. Melamine cleaning sponges, known as "magic erasers," may contribute up to 4.9 trillion microplastic particles to aquatic environments globally, due to breakdown during use. pollution environment www.eurekalert.org
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  6. Shorter-chain PFAS alternatives, found in common household products, readily penetrate human skin, potentially increasing the health risks associated with these "forever chemicals." cancer immune system pollution environment skin www.sciencedaily.com
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  7. Microplastics were identified in 80 percent of surgically removed blood clots, potentially elevating the risk and severity of heart attacks, strokes, and respiratory issues. pollution environment cardiovascular www.thelancet.com
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  8. The potential impacts of micro-and-nano plastics on various organ systems in humans pollution environment www.thelancet.com
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  9. High levels of "forever chemicals" linked with cancer and reproductive problems found in seafood. cancer pollution environment www.sciencedaily.com
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  10. Commonly used haircare products emit toxic, airborne compounds during a typical home haircare session. pollution environment engineering.purdue.edu
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  11. High particulate matter exposure increases the risk of Parkinson's disease by nearly 20 percent. parkinson's pollution environment neurodegeneration www.neurology.org
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  12. Accelerated biological aging is linked to a 40 percent higher risk of vascular dementia and stroke. aging dementia environment cardiovascular medicalxpress.com
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  13. Exposure to plastic particles may interfere with sex hormones and promote inflammation. hormones inflammation environment medicalxpress.com
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  14. Levels of PFAS, a group of synthetic chemicals, were 278 times higher in freshwater fish across the U.S. than in commercially-sold fish. (2023) cancer diet cholesterol immune system development environment doi.org
    submitted over 2 years ago by Andreas92
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  15. Men's testosterone levels may be largely determined by where they grow up. (2018) hormones testosterone environment www.sciencedaily.com
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  16. Exposure to high levels of phthalates may be associated with a decrease in testosterone levels of up to 34%. (2014) hormones testosterone environment www.sciencedaily.com
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  17. Data from nearly 80,000 twin pairs suggest that brain aneurysm ruptures are more commonly caused by environmental factors than by genes. (2010) genetics environment tobacco blood pressure aneurysm www.sciencedaily.com
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  18. Many carbonated bottled water products contain harmful "forever compounds." environment www.cbsnews.com
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  19. Benefits of strong relationships dementia environment www.health.harvard.edu
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  20. Researchers have been able to convert plastic waste including water bottles, milk bottles, and plastic bags, into fuel. pollution environment www.eurekalert.org
    submitted almost 6 years ago by rhonda
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  21. New study finds that U.S. groundwater supply is smaller than originally thought and drilling deeper wells may not be good. environment www.sciencedaily.com
    submitted over 6 years ago by rhonda
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  22. 12 Research-Backed Benefits of Activated Charcoal Powder diet pollution environment www.consciouslifestylemag.com
    submitted over 6 years ago by tamra65
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  23. Coal plant emissions may be damaging infant DNA. Babies born during a coal plant’s operation in China had shorter telomeres. telomeres dna damage environment www.pri.org
    submitted about 7 years ago by rhonda
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  24. Air Pollution, health, and genetic risk inflammation genetics pollution environment www.nature.com
    submitted about 7 years ago by ffmf
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  25. Nearly all major brands of bottled water were found to be contaminated with microplastics including polypropylene, nylon & more. environment www.bbc.com
    submitted about 7 years ago by rhonda
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