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Comparison of three treatment strategies in mild asthma: A carbon-utility analysis. The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice.

Noncommunicable Diseases Technology and Innovation

Comparison of three treatment strategies in mild asthma: A carbon-utility analysis. The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice.

This study introduces a novel method—carbon-effectiveness analysis—that evaluates healthcare interventions by integrating clinical benefits with environmental impacts. Using asthma as a case study, the authors compare three treatment strategies.

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Vieira, R.J., Duarte, V.H., Bognanni, A.

Exploring the psychological impacts of water-based outdoor physical activities on university students: A qualitative interview study. Nature Scientific Reports.
A serene lake scene with a small rowboat carrying two people in the foreground. Calm water, distant trees, and a wooden dock enhance the tranquil mood.

Life Stage and Reproductive Health Mental Health

Exploring the psychological impacts of water-based outdoor physical activities on university students: A qualitative interview study. Nature Scientific Reports.

This qualitative study interviewed 11 university students to explore how water-based outdoor physical activities like diving and dragon boating affect mental health. Researchers identified eight psychological themes, including fear, awe, meaning, and identity.

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Liu, X., Qin, H., Zhang, H., et al.

Nature-Based Health Promotion

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Nature-Based Health Promotion

This podcast episode of the Planetary Health Now podcast explores nature-based health promotion with Dr. Annika Kolster, highlighting the health benefits of time in nature. It supports the upcoming Planetary Health Course hosted by Massive Open Online Course (MOOC).

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Sandboge S., and Kolster, A.

Managing the complexity of emerging contaminants in aquatic environments: Exploring their ecotoxicological impacts, detection techniques, and the use of innovative technologies for their remediation. Discover Catalysis.
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Chemical Pollution Technology and Innovation

Managing the complexity of emerging contaminants in aquatic environments: Exploring their ecotoxicological impacts, detection techniques, and the use of innovative technologies for their remediation. Discover Catalysis.

This review highlights the threat of emerging aquatic contaminants and their risks to wildlife and human health, calling for advanced, sustainable treatment technologies and catalytic innovations to protect water quality.

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Singh, C.K., Sodhi, K.K., Nitin, V., et al.

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