Nutrition
Healthy diets, superfoods, vitamins and nutrition guidelines
Study Reveals Common Risks of Medication Overprescribing in Older Adults
A recent study highlights the risks of prescribing cascades in older adults, where side effects are mistaken for new health issues, leading to unnecessary medications.
Community Unites to Save Troy's Burdett Birth Center from Closure
Troy, NY residents rallied together to successfully prevent the closure of the Burdett Birth Center, showcasing community solidarity against corporate healthcare decisions.
New Insights into Combating Treatment-Resistant Prostate Cancer
Researchers at the University of Michigan identify dual pathways to target treatment-resistant prostate cancer cells, offering hope for innovative therapies.
Long-term Tadalafil Use Linked to Increased Glaucoma Risk in Men
New research indicates long-term use of tadalafil for urinary symptoms may heighten glaucoma risk, urging closer eye health monitoring for at-risk patients.
Sea Squirts Show Potential to Reverse Aging Signs in Mice
New research indicates that dietary plasmalogens from sea squirts may reverse cognitive decline and physical aging traits in aged mice.
New Insights into Aging: Targeting Immune Function to Improve Healthspan
Research identifies a specific immune receptor linked to aging, revealing potential therapeutic strategies to enhance health as we age.
Study Links Financial Hardship to Accelerated Cognitive Decline
Research from University College London reveals persistent financial difficulties can speed up cognitive decline, particularly affecting men.
New Insights on Dementia Risk in Non-Demented Seniors
Findings from the LifeAfter90 study illustrate that dementia risk persists even in those reaching their 90s without cognitive decline, highlighting significant disparities.
Keto Diet Shows Significant Liver Fat Reduction in Clinical Trial Compared to Other Diets
A recent clinical trial reveals that the ketogenic diet led to a 67% reduction in liver fat among participants, outpacing both Mediterranean and low-fat diets.
Sleep Patterns May Signal Early Alzheimer's Risk, Study Suggests
A recent study indicates that altered sleep patterns could hint at Alzheimer's susceptibility, offering potential pathways for early detection.
New Insights on Caloric Restriction's Health Benefits: The Role of Immune Protein C3
Recent research reveals potential health benefits of caloric restriction linked to immune protein C3, underscoring the complexity of aging and inflammation.
Genetic Influences on Cholesterol Responses to Low-Carb Diets Uncovered
New research reveals that genetics significantly impacts cholesterol levels for those on low-carb diets, highlighting the need for personalized dietary approaches.
The Long-Lasting Impact of Medications on the Gut Microbiome
Research shows that a person's medication history significantly affects their gut microbiome, revealing lasting changes even years after treatment ends.
New Insights into APOE4’s Role in Early Alzheimer’s Risks and Potential Therapeutic Targets
Research reveals how the APOE4 gene impacts brain cell activity before Alzheimer’s symptoms, highlighting Nell2 as a potential therapeutic target.
New Approach to Weight Loss: TOFA Shows Promise in Fat Reduction Without Muscle Loss
Researchers unveil TOFA, a compound that aids in fat loss while preserving muscle mass, offering a new avenue for obesity and diabetes treatment.
Higher Vitamin D Intake May Enhance Cognitive Function in At-Risk Adults
New research indicates that higher daily doses of vitamin D can significantly improve cognitive performance in adults facing mild cognitive impairment and sleep issues.
The Role of Exercise in Weight Maintenance: More Than Just Losing Pounds
Exercise may not be the key to weight loss but plays a crucial role in maintaining weight and enhancing overall health.
Multilingualism Linked to Younger Brain Age in New Research Findings
Research indicates multilingual individuals may have brains that appear up to 13 years younger than expected for their age.
New Insights on GDF15: A Hormone with Protective Benefits for the Liver
Recent research indicates the hormone GDF15 reduces liver inflammation independent of weight loss, opening avenues for improved fatty liver disease treatments.
New Insights into Gender Differences in Autoimmune Disease Susceptibility
Researchers uncover over 1,000 genetic switches explaining heightened autoimmune disease risk in women, informing future treatment strategies.