Can reducing everyday suffering improve health and happiness? Discover why researchers believe it should become a global public health priority.
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Can reducing everyday suffering improve health and happiness? Discover why researchers believe it should become a global public health priority.
Are fear-driven climate messages reducing public engagement? Scientists uncover what is missing from today's climate discussions.
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Can urban growth make heatwaves deadlier for millions? A Europe-wide study uncovers how cities amplify health risks during extreme heat.
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