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Air Pollution Accounts For Over 2 Million Deaths Annually In India: Study
Outdoor air pollution from all sources accounts for 2.18 million deaths per year in India, second only to China, according to a modelling study published in The BMJ.
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Artificial Light At Night Can Raise Diabetes Risk, Says Study
A study involving almost 100,000 Chinese individuals found that sleeping in a room that has artificial outdoor light during the night may raise the risk of developing diabetes.
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Climate Change Worsening Effect Of Humid Heat On Outdoor Workers: Study
A punishing mix of heat and humidity that makes outdoor labour difficult and dangerous is causing around 677 billion lost working hours a year around the world, according to a new study Thursday that warns climate change is making it worse.
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National Parks A Boost To Mental Health Worth Trillions, Says Study
Spending time outdoors is long understood to offer mental health perks, including reduced stress, improved sleep and enhanced cognition.
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Chemicals Emitted From Self-Care Products May Elevate Pollution: Study
Wearing deodorant, make-up and even breathing has a greater influence over the office space more than you might think as the chemicals emitted from self-care products may elevate pollution levels outdoors, found a study.
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Underage Drinkers More Likely To Drink In Outdoor Settings, Says Study
People who start drinking early on in life have high chances of developing heavy drinking and alcohol dependence later on in life, according to a new study conducted by a group of researchers from Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation in the US.
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10 Lakh People Died Due To Air Pollution In India In 2017, Study Shows
As Delhi reels under high levels of air pollution, a study on Thursday said the city recorded the highest levels of exposure to ultra fine particulate matter, PM 2.5, last year while asserting that outdoor pollution reduced the average life expectancy in the national capital by 1.5 years.
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Exercise Outdoors Despite Air Pollution To Reduce Heart Attack Risk, Finds Study
Air pollution: A new study suggests that even though traffic fumes permeate the air, going out and exercising is still going to be good for your heart as compared to sitting inside all day. It has been found that outdoor physical activity can reduce your risk of heart attack.
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A Lesson In Parks Or Woods May Boost Your Kids' Learning Skills
People exposed to parks, trees or wildlife can experience benefits such as physical activity, stress reduction, rejuvenated attention and increased motivation.
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Bollywood Celebrity Trainer Yasmin Loves Exercising Outdoors - Here's Why You Would Love It Too
Some studies suggest that working out outdoors makes you feel more energised, revitalised and positive than working out indoors or at the gym.
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Air Pollution Caused 6% Of Total Disease Burden In India In 2016: Lancet
Outdoor air pollution was responsible for six per cent of the total disease burden in India in 2016, a new study has said at a time when thick smog hung low over Delhi-NCR, leaving residents gasping for breath
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India Air Pollution So Bad Half A Million People Die Every Year: Study
A study, published this week in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, suggests that outdoor air pollution in the country is contributing to more than half a million premature deaths each year at the cost of hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Outdoor Light May Lower Short-Sightedness in Children
Increasing exposure to outdoor light can significantly reduce short-sightedness in children, a new study has found.
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4 Degree Rise in Global Temperature May Make Outdoor Work Impossible in North India: Study
If the world warms up by 4 degrees Celsius, there is 30 per cent probability that temperatures will be so high that even moderate outdoor work cannot be carried out in the hottest month in northern India, a study on the risks of climate change has said.
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Outdoors and out of reach, studying the brain
Todd Braver emerges from a tent nestled against the canyon wall. He has a slight tan, except for a slim pale band around his wrist.For the first time in three days in the wilderness, Mr. Braver is not wearing his...
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Air Pollution Accounts For Over 2 Million Deaths Annually In India: Study
Outdoor air pollution from all sources accounts for 2.18 million deaths per year in India, second only to China, according to a modelling study published in The BMJ.
-
Artificial Light At Night Can Raise Diabetes Risk, Says Study
A study involving almost 100,000 Chinese individuals found that sleeping in a room that has artificial outdoor light during the night may raise the risk of developing diabetes.
-
Climate Change Worsening Effect Of Humid Heat On Outdoor Workers: Study
A punishing mix of heat and humidity that makes outdoor labour difficult and dangerous is causing around 677 billion lost working hours a year around the world, according to a new study Thursday that warns climate change is making it worse.
-
National Parks A Boost To Mental Health Worth Trillions, Says Study
Spending time outdoors is long understood to offer mental health perks, including reduced stress, improved sleep and enhanced cognition.
-
Chemicals Emitted From Self-Care Products May Elevate Pollution: Study
Wearing deodorant, make-up and even breathing has a greater influence over the office space more than you might think as the chemicals emitted from self-care products may elevate pollution levels outdoors, found a study.
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Underage Drinkers More Likely To Drink In Outdoor Settings, Says Study
People who start drinking early on in life have high chances of developing heavy drinking and alcohol dependence later on in life, according to a new study conducted by a group of researchers from Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation in the US.
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10 Lakh People Died Due To Air Pollution In India In 2017, Study Shows
As Delhi reels under high levels of air pollution, a study on Thursday said the city recorded the highest levels of exposure to ultra fine particulate matter, PM 2.5, last year while asserting that outdoor pollution reduced the average life expectancy in the national capital by 1.5 years.
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Exercise Outdoors Despite Air Pollution To Reduce Heart Attack Risk, Finds Study
Air pollution: A new study suggests that even though traffic fumes permeate the air, going out and exercising is still going to be good for your heart as compared to sitting inside all day. It has been found that outdoor physical activity can reduce your risk of heart attack.
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A Lesson In Parks Or Woods May Boost Your Kids' Learning Skills
People exposed to parks, trees or wildlife can experience benefits such as physical activity, stress reduction, rejuvenated attention and increased motivation.
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Bollywood Celebrity Trainer Yasmin Loves Exercising Outdoors - Here's Why You Would Love It Too
Some studies suggest that working out outdoors makes you feel more energised, revitalised and positive than working out indoors or at the gym.
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Air Pollution Caused 6% Of Total Disease Burden In India In 2016: Lancet
Outdoor air pollution was responsible for six per cent of the total disease burden in India in 2016, a new study has said at a time when thick smog hung low over Delhi-NCR, leaving residents gasping for breath
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India Air Pollution So Bad Half A Million People Die Every Year: Study
A study, published this week in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, suggests that outdoor air pollution in the country is contributing to more than half a million premature deaths each year at the cost of hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Outdoor Light May Lower Short-Sightedness in Children
Increasing exposure to outdoor light can significantly reduce short-sightedness in children, a new study has found.
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4 Degree Rise in Global Temperature May Make Outdoor Work Impossible in North India: Study
If the world warms up by 4 degrees Celsius, there is 30 per cent probability that temperatures will be so high that even moderate outdoor work cannot be carried out in the hottest month in northern India, a study on the risks of climate change has said.
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Outdoors and out of reach, studying the brain
Todd Braver emerges from a tent nestled against the canyon wall. He has a slight tan, except for a slim pale band around his wrist.For the first time in three days in the wilderness, Mr. Braver is not wearing his...
