
Carotenoids Linked to Better COPD Breathing
A Baltimore-area study of low-income COPD patients found higher carotenoid levels tracked with better respiratory health and quality of life.
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A Baltimore-area study of low-income COPD patients found higher carotenoid levels tracked with better respiratory health and quality of life.
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Maryland's highest court allows Baltimore to proceed with claims that cigarette filters create plastic pollution in city waterways.
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