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URBANOME: an exposome-based framework linking urban interventions to molecular, health, and policy-relevant outcomes

2026-08-11

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Urban environments expose residents to multiple simultaneous stressors that often act synergistically (e.g., air pollution and extreme heat amplifying cardiovascular and respiratory risks), contributing to a substantial public health burden. Environmental factors account for an estimated 13% of all deaths in the European Union, with ambient air pollution alone responsible for approximately 400,000 premature deaths...

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6b5f8e36-74c4-5e4e-85cf-8200d62dff6d
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10.1186/s40246-026-01012-y
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