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  • Cover: 1,500 is one of five published estimates of extra US road deaths after 9/11.
    Political and Geopolitical Risk | Travel and Borders

    Fear of Flying After Terror Attacks: What the Road Deaths Show

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 24, 2026October 2, 2026

    After 9/11 Americans drove instead of flying, and more died on the roads. The famous estimate is 1,500; published figures run from about 350 to 2,300. What the dread-risk research found, and why the second strike depends on the alternatives at hand.

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  • Title card reading 24 in the official count, over a note that official statistics record 24 deaths per US hurricane while a 2024 study estimates 7,000 to 11,000 over fifteen years.
    Environmental and Climate Risk | Storms and Flooding

    Hurricane Deaths: What the Official Count Misses

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 23, 2026October 2, 2026

    Official statistics record about 24 deaths per US hurricane. Excess-mortality studies find far more, in the months and years after the storm. What kills people directly, who dies later, and how much weight the biggest estimates can carry.

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  • Cover tile: 99 mg you can buy — the largest potassium dose in a supplement, against an adequate intake of 3,400 mg a day
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    Potassium food sources and the 99 mg you can buy

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 23, 2026October 2, 2026

    File photo: bananas and apples. Photo: Hans Braxmeier, via Wikimedia Commons, CC0. In the news · July 2026 University of Vermont researchers, writing in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, argue that blood pressure guidance focuses too much on cutting sodium. They say raising potassium from fruit, vegetables, legumes and dairy should be paired with…

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  • Dark cover tile reading 1.19 starting at 1.00, over a subtitle about 174,438 workers and how adjustment moved the heart disease estimate from 1.32 to 1.19.
    Social Risk | Work and Livelihood

    Fear of Losing a Job Tracked Depression About as Closely as Losing One Did. The Heart Disease Estimate, Once Adjusted, Starts at No Effect.

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 23, 2026October 2, 2026

    File photo: an empty office workspace. Photo: Loominade, via Wikimedia Commons, CC0. In the news · August 2026 A study of 14,827 Swedish workers across six survey waves from 2010 to 2020 found younger workers reported more job insecurity than older ones. In younger workers, job insecurity predicted depressive symptoms two years later, while the…

    Read More Fear of Losing a Job Tracked Depression About as Closely as Losing One Did. The Heart Disease Estimate, Once Adjusted, Starts at No Effect.Continue

  • Dark cover tile reading 2nd does most of it, over a subtitle explaining that truth ratings rose logarithmically and the biggest single jump came from the second exposure.
    Information and Belief | Psychological and Social Manipulation

    Repeating a Statement Twenty-Seven Times Raised Belief No More Than Nine Did. Almost All of It Arrived on the Second Showing.

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 23, 2026October 2, 2026

    File photo: a smartphone display. Photo: Skitterphoto, via Wikimedia Commons, CC0. In the news · August 2026 An experiment with 165 participants showed Instagram-style posts that were either new or repeated, with high or low like counts. Repeated statements were again judged more true than new ones, and like counts did not change that effect….

    Read More Repeating a Statement Twenty-Seven Times Raised Belief No More Than Nine Did. Almost All of It Arrived on the Second Showing.Continue

  • Cover tile: 75 mg, or nothing — the daily zinc dose below which cold trials found no effect
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    Zinc food sources and the dose that divides the trials

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 22, 2026October 2, 2026

    File photo: pumpkin seeds. Photo: Daniel Schwen, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0. In the news · September 2026 A 12-month double-blind placebo-controlled trial enrolled 105 zinc-deficient nursing home residents aged 65 or older (84 finished). By month 8, everyone taking 60 mg/day elemental zinc reached adequate blood levels, versus 46.4% on 30 mg/day and…

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  • Cover tile: 26 more, three fewer — the injury and mortality trade from cycle commuting in UK Biobank
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    Cycling injuries, helmets, and the trade the numbers show

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 22, 2026October 2, 2026

    File photo: a protected bicycle lane in Burlington, Vermont. Photo: Ezekielf, via Wikimedia Commons, CC0. In the news · July 2026 Great Britain recorded 79 pedal cyclist deaths, 4,311 serious injuries and 16,042 total cyclist casualties in 2025. Over 2004-2025, cyclist deaths fell 41% while serious injuries rose 34% and cycling traffic grew 42%. About…

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  • Cover tile: 3 deaths in 33 days — collegiate wrestlers who died cutting weight in late 1997
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    Wrestling injuries, weight cutting, and the rule of 1998

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 21, 2026October 2, 2026

    File photo: a collegiate wrestling match. Photo: U.S. Air Force photograph by Justin Pacheco, via Wikimedia Commons, public domain. In the news · April 2026 The national high school federation’s wrestling rules committee approved a higher minimum body fat for female wrestlers, moving it from 12% to 19% for the 2026-27 season. The committee cited…

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  • Cover tile: 10.2% for not running — hip or knee arthritis in sedentary people versus recreational runners
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    Running injuries and the arthritis that did not happen

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 21, 2026October 2, 2026

    File photo: a jogging trail in Tuen Mun Park, Hong Kong. Photo: Wing1990hk, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0. In the news · July 2026 A review in Cureus pooled current evidence on running and knee osteoarthritis. It reports a U-shaped pattern: 3.5% prevalence in recreational runners, versus 10.2% in sedentary people and 13.3% in…

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  • Title card reading 4.3% were landmines, over a note that a household survey in Quang Tri, Vietnam counted 7,030 casualties from war debris between 1975 and 2009.
    Conflict and War | Political and Geopolitical Risk

    Landmines and Unexploded Ordnance: What the Casualty Records Show

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 21, 2026October 2, 2026

    A household survey in one Vietnamese province found that only 4.3 per cent of 7,030 war-debris casualties came from landmines. What the casualty records show about explosive remnants of war, who dies, and the prevention programme nobody could measure.

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