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Severe flooding raises deadly overdose risk in rural Appalachia, study finds – and the harm lasts for years

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Severe flooding raises deadly overdose risk in rural Appalachia, study finds – and the harm lasts for years
Severe flooding raises deadly overdose risk in rural Appalachia, study finds – and the harm lasts for years
Flooding has torn apart homes in eastern Kentucky several times in recent years. Michael Swensen/Getty Images When she went to sleep on July 27, 2022, McKayla wasn’t worried about the storm that was raging outside her trailer in southeastern Kentucky. Intense storms came frequently in summer. While the creek in front o
The Oregonian
The Oregonian4 hrs ago
A new study finds a surprising way rural communities may reduce partisan hostility
A new study of Community Works, a Rural Urban Bridge Initiative program, suggests that nonpolitical volunteer projects in rural communities may help reduce partisan hostility and soften negative attitudes toward people in the opposing political party.
NZ Herald
NZ Herald20 hrs ago
3 minutes of this activity may cut the risk of 13 cancers, study finds
Washington Post: Simply sitting less and moving more may affect cancer risk.
PBS NewsHour
PBS NewsHour22 hrs ago
Flooding risk remains as deadly storms move from the Midwest to the mid-Atlantic
In Indiana, days of storms have left at least seven people dead.
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Tribune1 days ago
Protecting mature trees from storms and disease can reduce Chicago deaths, study finds
Protecting mature trees from storms and disease can reduce Chicago deaths, study finds  Chicago Tribune
Fox News
Fox News1 days ago
Your waistline could reveal a hidden heart risk your BMI misses, major study finds
Visceral fat around abdominal organs drives inflammation, insulin resistance, and artery damage in ways BMI alone cannot detect, a dietitian says.
Israel's human milk bank tripled activity after October 7, helping feed wartime babies, study finds
“The project’s success was caused by motivation; what caused success was motivation; giving of your own milk, giving part of yourself while nursing your own baby is the height of unconditional love.”
Daily Mail
Daily Mail🏁 first to report2 days ago
Pregnant women who use perfume and plastic are at risk of high blood pressure, study finds
Pregnant women with the highest level of phthalates in their blood had the highest blood pressure readings.