Global Environment, Health & Safety

We are peer-reviewed, open access, broad scope journal that makes significant contributions in the field of environmental sciences.

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11. Be more conscientious:
associated with a longer lifespan and fewer health problems in old age
12. Drink coffee, tea:
Moderate consumption of tea, coffee may benefit healthy aging and longevity
13. Develop a good sleeping pattern:
7–8 hours of sleep may help you live longer

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Follow the thread:
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13 Habits Linked to a Long Life :
1. Avoid overeating:
Limiting your calories may help you live longer

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8. Prioritize your happiness:
effects not only for your mood but also your lifespan.9. Avoid chronic stress and anxiety:
extend your lifespan
10. Nurture your social circle:
result in decreased stress levels, improved immunity, and an extended lifespan.

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5. Poor Nutrition and Lack of Exercise
There have even been some cases of college students developing scurvy due to lack of vit C
Nutrition is very, very important. We know in adults in the late 20s or early 30s, they develop their eating habits in their early young adult life

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4. Alcohol
Binge drinking, especially with first-year students, is associated with serious critical events, such as overdose and assault
Half of all accidental college deaths have been linked to drug or alcohol abuse, whether from falling off a balcony at a party or driving drunk

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3. STDs
half of the 20 million new sexually transmitted disease cases each year occur in people ages 15-24. Many of the more common STDs are treatable, but some can have life-long effects.
STDs are a major concern because many can affect a woman’s fertility later in life.

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5 Biggest Health Dangers Facing College Freshmen:
1. Stress
2. Prescription Drug Abuse
3. STDs (Sexually Transmitted Diseases)
4. Alcohol-Related Injuries
5. Poor Nutrition and Lack of Exercise

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2. Prescription Drug Abuse
Prescription drugs are becoming more and more popular, and college campuses are seeing an upswing in the use of prescription “performance-enhancing” drugs like Ritalin and Adderall to fuel late-night cram sessions.

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Risk factors:
being younger than 4 or older than 65
exposure to abrupt weather changes from cold to hot
being overweight or obese
taking medications such as diuretics and antihistamines
using illicit drugs such as cocaine
exposure to a high heat index

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If you’re planning to travel outdoors, be prepared to deal with all sorts of weather. This might mean extremely rainy days or extremely dry days, and from the hottest daytime hours to the coldest nights.

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Prevention:
Stay well-hydrated to best avoid heat-related illness. Drink enough fluids so that your urine is light-colored or clear.
Wear clothing that is appropriate to your environment.
Wear sunscreen when possible to avoid sunburn