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Caleb Ahinakwah••767 words · 4 min read Could a simple dietary change offer a shield against the invisible threat of air pollution for those working on Ghana's busy streets?
A new Ghanaian study investigated how diet might protect street vendors in Accra from the health impacts of air pollution. Researchers explored
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