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Nearly one in four Flint residents may have PTSD after water crisis, study finds

Tuesday, September 20 by ABC News

(FLINT, Mich.) -- Five years after a water crisis rocked Flint, Michigan, a significant number of residents are suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder or depression and some may be suffering from both conditions, a new study finds. Researchers from the Medical University of South Carolina... Read More.

Low-calorie sugar alternatives could negatively affect gut health, study finds

Monday, August 22 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Low-calorie sugar alternatives, which had previously been thought to be relatively harmless, may actually have a negative effect on human gut health, according to a new study. All four substances tested in the study – saccharin, sucralose, aspartame and stevia – were... Read More.

Rise in heart disease may be explained by extreme weather conditions: Study

Monday, August 22 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Dr. Martha Gulati will never forget the first time she saw a young, healthy athlete die of heat stroke. It was 1995 in Chicago, in the middle of a heat wave that would ultimately claim nearly 700 lives. In the decades that... Read More.

Mapping Study Will Guide Deployment of $5 Million in Snohomish County American Rescue Plan Act Investments to Expand Broadband

Thursday, August 11 by Marcee Maylin

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers announced a new effort to expand access to high-quality broadband. Using American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, Snohomish County will launch a comprehensive study to identify gaps in high-quality broadband... Read More.

Harvard doctor on study claiming climate change intensifies pathogens

Wednesday, August 10 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) — In a new study published in the journal Nature Climate Change, researchers found that climate change is expected to aggravate 58% of the world’s infectious diseases. “The societal disruption caused by pathogenic diseases, as clearly revealed by the COVID-19 pandemic,” the authors wrote... Read More.

New study warns young children may be susceptible to eating disorders

Wednesday, August 3 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Children as young as 9 years old have engaged in disordered eating behaviors, according to a new analysis published in JAMA this week. The analysis, which was published Monday and based on data from nearly 12,000 children, showed that 5% of children... Read More.

Smoking, vaping increases risk of death from COVID, study finds

Wednesday, July 27 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Smokers and vapers are more likely to have a severe case of COVID-19 or die of the disease, a new study finds. People who reported use of tobacco products prior to their hospitalization were 39% more likely to be put on mechanical... Read More.

Five manufacturers responsible for over half of guns seized in a dozen cities: Study

Wednesday, July 20 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- More than half of the guns seized on the streets of a dozen American cities after being used in crimes were made by five manufacturers, according to data released Wednesday by the mayors of those cities. The group is gathered in New York for a... Read More.

States with large number of unvaccinated first responders could face ‘major workforce disruptions,’ study says

Tuesday, July 19 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- States with a large number of unvaccinated first responders “may face major workforce disruptions due to COVID-19 illness,” according to a study released Tuesday by researchers at the University of Miami. First responders are more likely to contract COVID-19 than another population... Read More.

Climate change will make it hard to predict amount of snow, water that will be available in future: Study

Tuesday, July 19 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Officials in charge of managing one of the most precious commodities for human survival may soon face additional challenges as climate change affects the amount of snow that later becomes water available for consumption, scientists say. Climate change is expected to affect... Read More.

US men sicker than those abroad, study says

Friday, July 15 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- American men are sicker and die earlier than men living in other developed nations, according to a new report from The Commonwealth Fund, a non-profit organization focusing on public health issues. The study looked at men from the U.S, Switzerland, Norway, New... Read More.

Long Island school district found to have higher rates of cancer cases: Study

Tuesday, July 12 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- A new report found a "statistically significant" excess of cancer cases among people of all ages living within a Long Island school district compared to similar areas of the state. The report, from the New York State Department of Health, looked at... Read More.

Stories tagged with: study

Nearly one in four Flint residents may have PTSD after water crisis, study finds

Low-calorie sugar alternatives could negatively affect gut health, study finds

Rise in heart disease may be explained by extreme weather conditions: Study

Mapping Study Will Guide Deployment of $5 Million in Snohomish County American Rescue Plan Act Investments to Expand Broadband

Harvard doctor on study claiming climate change intensifies pathogens

New study warns young children may be susceptible to eating disorders

Smoking, vaping increases risk of death from COVID, study finds

Five manufacturers responsible for over half of guns seized in a dozen cities: Study

States with large number of unvaccinated first responders could face ‘major workforce disruptions,’ study says

Climate change will make it hard to predict amount of snow, water that will be available in future: Study

US men sicker than those abroad, study says

Long Island school district found to have higher rates of cancer cases: Study

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