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driven by both environmental and lifestyle changes. However, the role of ubiquitous nitrogen enrichment in exacerbating pollen allergy remains unclear. This study aimed to investigate the impact of ...

CONCLUSIONS: Early identification of high-risk groups based on lifestyle data offers the potential to encourage participation in lifestyle change and screening programmes, hence reduce CRC burden. We propose the ...

Abstract: Background: The prevalence of allergy to aeroallergens is rising and attributed to lifestyle- and environmental changes such as nitrogen pollution, although causality is often difficult to infer. ...

were searched until mid-September 2022 for studies focused on the impact of delayed CVD care due to the pandemic in Europe among adult patients. Outcomes were changes in hospital admissions, mortality ...

rise in the prevalence of allergies to aeroallergens is incompletely understood and attributed to interactions with environmental changes and lifestyle changes. Environmental nitrogen pollution might be ...

of various interactions between changes in the environment and lifestyle. We argue that environmental degradation, driven by environmental nitrogen pollution from industry, agriculture and traffic, may ...

diets Sustainable food systems Abstract: A global transformation of food systems is needed, given their impact on the three interconnected pandemics of undernutrition, obesity and climate change ...

changes that could encourage treatment utilisation. Conclusion: Our findings demonstrate the need for a gender-sensitive approach within alcohol and drug services that meets the needs of female substance ...

changed strategies concerning the transfer of the national drug-related information, which allows the Centre to better address the needs for information of European and National Stakeholders. IT he newly ...

the impacts of risk factor changes and to compare the “business-as-usual” with alternative scenarios. Results The “business-as-usual” scenario estimated that in 2028 the 15-year-old men/women would live ...