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From London - Stress from work raises risk of heart disease, according to a report published in the Lancet. For 7.5 years, researchers followed nearly 200,000 people from seven European countries. They found that people with very demanding jobs with have little decision-making ability were at 23% increased risk of coronary heart disease

From France - A new report published in the Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism finds that exposure to air pollution during pregnancy is associated with low vitamin D levels in the child. Studying nearly 400 mother-child pairs, researchers found that gestational exposure to urban air pollution, especially during the third trimester, raised risk of vitamin D deficiency in the newborn.


From St. Louis - Lung cancer patients who smoked have significantly more genetic damage than those who never smoked, according to a report published in Cell. Researchers conducted genetic analyses on 17 lung cancer patients, 12 with a smoking history and 5 without. Results showed that the smokers had 10x the amount of genetic mutations in their tumours than non-smokers.