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Lung cancer remains the most frequently diagnosed cancer globally, with 2.5 million new cases, representing 12.4% of all cancer diagnoses. Firstpost consults leading experts to shed light on the causes, risks and preventive measures. |
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Lung cancer remains the most frequently diagnosed cancer globally, with 2.5 million new cases, representing 12.4% of all cancer diagnoses. Firstpost consults leading experts to shed light on the causes, risks and preventive measures. |
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Delhi's air quality has been oscillating between 'severe' to 'severe-plus' categories for the past few days. There has also been a rise in cases of 'walking pneumonia', a mild case of pneumonia that results in swelling of the airways and accumulation of mucus in the lungs' air sacs. Though the condition isn't serious, severe pollution has exacerbated its symptoms among patients |
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Union officials are being "denied entry" to take dust measurements in worksites, according to ACTU Assistant Secretary Liam O'Brien. "This is really shocking that employees would be denying the rights of workers to have their representatives there to actually, independently validate dust levels," Mr O'Brien told Sky News Australia. "We recognise that in some of these environments like tunnelling, like quarrying, like construction and building trades more broadly, that you can't eliminate risks like we can with engineered stone. "The reality is, clearly we need stronger laws here." |
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UK environment secretary calls on business and finance to make meaningful investment in nature-based solutions |
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Australian Academy of Science points to over-reliance on volunteers and says more regular surveys needed |
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Pre-loved homeware is fun to find, kinder for the environment - and can save you a small fortune. From carrying a measuring tape to discovering websites way beyond eBay, here is everything you need to know |
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Phthalates, found in certain plastics and personal care products, are potent endocrine disruptors, a classification that is well established and firmly supported by research. |
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Not every cough after Diwali is a cause for alarm. The important thing is to recognise whether it is a temporary reaction to smoke or an indication that the airways are becoming inflamed. The duration, intensity and nature of symptoms can help distinguish between the two. |
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As Delhi's AQI hit 450 after Diwali, with several areas crossing 2000. Could gur, haldi doodh and ginger tea soothe a sore throat amid the toxic smog? |
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Firecracker smoke releases fine particles and gases that can irritate the airways, aggravate asthma and put additional stress on the heart. |