health effects
Coverage of health effects in the Nexus archive.
- How wildfire smoke destroys fertility in men and women and wreaks havoc on our bodies: ‘Giant toxic soup’
Wildfire smoke is linked to fertility damage in men and women and causes broader health harm by creating a 'giant toxic soup.' The article emphasizes avoiding smoke as the top priority for protection.
- How much coffee a day is safe for your heart? AHA issues statement on caffeine
The American Heart Association states most adults can safely consume up to five cups of coffee daily, highlighting the health effects of caffeinated coffee.
- Deadly toxic air smothers America as millions in 16 states are told to stay indoors... and experts reveal what ONE day does to your body
Deadly toxic air has led to severe air quality in 16 U.S. states, prompting authorities to urge residents to stay indoors. Experts highlight the immediate health risks associated with prolonged exposure to such polluted air.
- Wildfire smoke kills tens of thousands of people a year. Here’s how it attacks the body
Wildfire smoke causes tens of thousands of deaths annually by attacking nearly every human body system, leading to immediate health issues like asthma and heart attacks, long-term risks such as cancer and dementia, and harm to pregnant women. Climate change intensifies wildfires, increasing smoke exposure and health impacts globally.
- East German doping victims still lack adequate support
Thousands of athletes in former East Germany were subjected to state-sponsored doping, leading to lasting health effects. A German commissioner has stated that current support for the victims is inadequate.
- How to deal with the smoke, health effects of Boyle Heights cold storage fire
A cold storage fire in Boyle Heights has been burning since Wednesday, causing smoke and health concerns. More bad air is expected around the affected warehouses.
- How to deal with the smoke, health effects of Boyle Heights cold storage fire
A cold storage fire in Boyle Heights has been burning since Wednesday, causing expected worsening air quality. The article focuses on health effects related to smoke from the fire.
- Just ONE hour of exposure to common air pollutants is enough to alter brain and lung function, study suggests
A study suggests that one hour of exposure to common air pollutants can alter brain and lung function, highlighting potential health risks from short-term environmental exposure.
- Coffee doesn't just wake you up–a biological pathway illuminates health effects
A study reveals a key biological pathway through which coffee exerts its health effects, extending beyond its caffeine content. This pathway may explain coffee's associations with reduced risks of diseases like diabetes and Parkinson's. Researchers suggest the findings could lead to targeted health interventions.
- I was using my vape 160 times a day, it was costing me a fortune and its toll on my face was truly shocking. Then I discovered a miracle one-day cure... and stopped overnight: MARY KILLEN
Mary Killen vaped 160 times daily, leading to significant financial costs and visible facial damage, but she claims to have found a 'miracle one-day cure' that enabled her to quit overnight.