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This weeks’ Key Highlights of Public Health science

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A large UK study found that the intensity of physical activity, like vigorous exercise, is more important than the total amount for preventing many chronic diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, and dementia. This means that for public health, encouraging people to include some higher-intensity activity in their routines could be a more effective strategy than just focusing on moving more.
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A study of UK nightclub deaths over 15 years found that trauma (like fights and stabbings) and drug toxicity (primarily from MDMA) are the leading causes, with nearly six young adults dying per year. This highlights a significant public health and safety issue, calling for better harm reduction strategies and security measures in nightlife venues to prevent these tragedies.
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A new study shows that the antiviral drug nirmatrelvir/ritonavir (Paxlovid) is safe and effective for patients with severe kidney impairment and COVID-19 when given at a lower dose. This is crucial because these patients are at very high risk for severe illness and previously had limited treatment options due to concerns about drug buildup.
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