Air pollution mixtures were associated with increased risks of arthritis subtypes, potentially through both shared and disease-specific metabolic and proteomic pathways, highlighting the importance of considering pollutant mixtures and disease heterogeneity in arthritis research and prevention.
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Long-term exposure to ambient air pollutants was associated with a higher risk of incident SUD, and residential greenness showed protective associations, and the findings support integrating greenness exposure into environmental frameworks for SUD prevention.
Huan Liu, B. Cheng, Wen-Ming Wei et al.· BMC Psychiatry· 0 citations
Adolescent depression confers systemic vulnerability through genetic and metabolic mechanisms, with amplified risks in females and individuals aged ≤55 years, and these findings support early, integrated interventions to mitigate long-term multimorbidity.
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