American Journal of Public Health

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Stage-specific colorectal cancer (CRC) survival and life expectancy have been worse for blacks than whites over the past few decades, and the...

Over the past few decades, the number of deaths among rural Americans has been increasing compared to city dwellers, new research has found.. . In...

Too few local health clinics in the United States offer diabetes screening or obesity prevention programs, according to a nationwide study from the...

Boosting cigarette taxes can cause smoking rates to plummet among people struggling with alcohol, drug and/or mental disorders, new research...

New research provides more evidence of a link between depression and extra pounds around the waist, although it's not exactly clear how they're...

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Raising the price of sugary soft drinks will likely prompt thirsty consumers to seek out cheaper, healthier beverages, U.S. researchers said on Thursday.They said raising the price of a can of soda by 35 percent cut soft drink ...

p>Shocking report in the American Journal of Public Health revealed, chlorine had been linked to significant increases in certain types of cancer and stated that "up to 2/3s of the harmful exposure was due to skin absorption and inhalation while ...

Topic: American Journal of Public Health

Green buildings may make employees feel better, a study finds

Racial Disparities Seen in Colorectal Cancer Mortality

Reverse in Death Rates Seen for Urban, Rural U.S. Residents

U.S. Report Finds Too Few Clinics Target Diabetes, Obesity

Certain Smokers More Apt to Quit Over Price Hikes

Depression Could Play a Role in Added Belly Fat

U.S. obesity rates could fall if soda pop prices rise

Taking Hot Shower is Bad for Health if You Do not Have Whole-house Water Treatment Systems Installed

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