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Can air pollution affect your marathon finishing time? (opens the original)
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Air pollution added minutes to marathon runners' finishing times across six major races, a new study has found. Runners in the Berlin, Boston, Chicago, London, New York City and Tokyo marathons have seen their finishing times affected by air pollution levels on race days in recent years. Researchers at the University of Leicester analysed more than 2.7 million race performances from some of the most popular World Marathon Majors, which host thousands of athletes every year, across editions held
One in eight cancer cases linked to preventable infections (opens the original)
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Around 2.3 million new cancer cases globally were caused by virus, bacteria and parasite infections in 2024. That’s 12% of all new global cancer cases, according to a new study from the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), the World Health Organization’s cancer agency. “Despite progress in vaccination and screening, infection-related cancers remain a major global challenge, with the burden falling disproportionately on populations in low- and middle-income countries,” said Harriet
Can birdwatching help stroke survivors regain communication skills? (opens the original)
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In Montana, in the United States, a surprising animal has become part of stroke patients’ recovery journey. Cooper's hawks, a bird native to North America, may offer stroke survivors a chance to connect, talk, and build community around birdwatching, helping them regain communication skills often lost after a stroke. One of the most common consequences of a stroke is impaired ability to speak, understand speech, read, and write, known as aphasia. It affects approximately one-third of stroke surv
Are you in pain? Exercise may help more than common painkillers (opens the original)
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Whether you often suffer from migraines, period cramps or chronic pain, exercise could help ease the symptoms in a similar way to common painkillers. Across a wide range of conditions, exercise can significantly reduce acute and chronic pain, a new study by Adelaide University has found after analysing 157 systematic reviews encompassing 2,736 randomised controlled trials and over 220,000 participants. “At a time when we’re looking for safe and effective ways to manage pain beyond medication, th
Are you in pain? Exercise may help more than common painkillers (opens the original)
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Whether you often suffer from migraines, period cramps or chronic pain, exercise could help ease the symptoms in a similar way to common painkillers. Across a wide range of conditions, exercise can significantly reduce acute and chronic pain, a new study by Adelaide University has found after analysing 157 systematic reviews encompassing 2,736 randomised controlled trials and over 220,000 participants. “At a time when we’re looking for safe and effective ways to manage pain beyond medication, th
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