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New U.S. study links high intake of ultra-processed foods to a 41% rise in lung cancer risk—even in non-smokers.

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Plastic production doubled between 2000 and 2019, from 234 to 460 million tons. Without more ambitious policies, the amount ...

The air quality in several U.S. states is taking a hit as smoke floats over the border from the Canadian wildfires. Here's ...

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Millions of Americans are being told that being outside for long periods could put them at risk of coughing, eye irritation ...