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The United Nations issued a new report warning that a hundred-year worth of floods may occur yearly by 2050 due to climate change.
The Australian Capital Territory has passed a bill legalizing the recreational use of marijuana in Canberra and surrounding towns starting in 2020.
The U.S. marijuana industry is showing explosive growth as legalization increases.
A new study shows that despite public health efforts to encourage people to avoid unhealthy diets, many Americans are still eating too many foods linked to a number of diseases.
Researchers have called on world leaders to increase efforts to fight climate change since those who try to reverse the effects of rising global temperatures would get “a good return on investment.”
A new study found that antibiotic resistance now affects more animals in many countries, which may contribute to a large-scale food supply problem.
A new report backed by the World Health Organization and the World Bank warns that governments and organizations worldwide are not prepared for the coming global health crisis.
Researchers found that the extreme weather events and diseases linked to climate change already caused more deaths and hospitalizations in the U.S.
A new study found that one in every 16 women or 3.3 million women in the U.S. reported rape as their first sexual intercourse.
National security officials said that the U.S. might lose its drug supply in the future because China appears to be controlling majority of imported drugs supply.
Plastics have long been a problem in the oceans but scientists raised concerns that the pollution already reached even remote areas as rains now carry microplastics.
Read on to learn more about the latest health projects in Sierra Leone this 2019.