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More green space linked to fewer preventable deaths in most deprived areas of UK

Lifetime sudden cardiac death risk 4+ times higher for those with schizophrenia

Around 40% of postmenopausal hormone positive breast cancers linked to excess body fat

Women still missing out on treatment for their No 1 killer—cardiovascular disease

No major concerns about risks to offspring for would-be dads taking epilepsy meds

Statins cost effective and linked to better health outcomes in older people

Women, Black people, and disadvantaged less likely to get heart surgery in England

Just 1-2 cigarettes/day before or during pregnancy linked to major newborn health problems

Social position linked to food delivery preferences in England

Lack of purpose and personal growth may precede mild cognitive impairment

Reducing child poverty in England would significantly boost child health and narrow health inequalities

More than 10-fold difference in rates of unintentional gun deaths across US states

65 million Americans now own firearms for protection, suggests survey

Active commuting linked to lower risks of mental and physical ill health

Few UK people likely to be suitable for new Alzheimer’s drugs when they come on stream

Private school and/or ‘higher status’ university education linked to better mid-life health

Expression of concern placed on research paper published in BMJ Public Health

Few UK people likely to be suitable for new Alzheimer’s drugs when they come on stream

High excess death rates in the West for 3 years running since start of pandemic

Pedestrians may be twice as likely to be hit by electric/hybrid cars as petrol/diesel ones

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