progscrape: health

Peer-reviewed real-world evidence study finds 75.3% of adults taking daily antioxidant supplement ACEMg maintained or improved objective hearing function over 2 years vs 26.8% of untreated controls (N=190)

12 hours ago pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov health

Negative effects of artificial sweeteners may pass on to next generation, mouse research suggests

13 hours ago frontiersin.org health

Breastfeeding not only affects a woman's weight during the process, but women who breastfeed also gain an average of 6.5 kilos less later in life if they breastfeed for at least three months

14 hours ago uio.no health

Study finds link between low birthweight and increased stroke risk in young adults, independent of BMI and gestational age

5 days ago eurekalert.org health

Three simple movement habits in toddlerhood — active play with parents, limited screen time and sufficient sleep — significantly predict a more physically active lifestyle a full decade later

17 hours ago eurekalert.org health

Pesticides may wreak havoc on the gut microbiome

47 hours ago science.org health

High‑Fat Diets Linked to Rapid Decline in Protective Gut Immune Cells

31 hours ago massgeneralbrigham.org health

Regular physical activity in midlife cuts risk of early death

8 days ago nature.com health

Study finds parenthood provides no boost to emotional well-being and it negatively impacts relationship with your spouse

7 days ago journals.sagepub.com health

"Falling back" makes us more miserable than "springing forward," new study finds

5 days ago psypost.org health

Metformin may echo the benefits of exercise in prostate cancer care

4 days ago eurekalert.org cancer health

JAMA research letter: Long-term opioid prescribing fell, but millions still receive extended opioid therapy

31 hours ago sph.umich.edu health

‘Passive’ screen time may raise dementia risk | Mentally Active Versus Passive Sedentary Behavior and Risk of Dementia: 19-Year Cohort Study

4 days ago cnn.com health

Children exposed to maternal smoking before birth are more likely to experience behavioral and mental health challenges, according to a large study on 16,335 U.S

3 days ago echochildren.org health

In a study of U.S

8 days ago eurekalert.org health

Even active athletes can develop cardiovascular disease - New recommendations offer greater support for middle-aged and older athletes

3 days ago radboudumc.nl disease health

Researchers found that infants who were fed standard kūmara—a type of sweet potato—experienced less nocturnal wakefulness

4 days ago psypost.org health

New research links meaning in life to lower depression rates

2 days ago psypost.org biology health

Bimagrumab plus semaglutide alone or in combination for treatment of overweight or obesity and type 2 diabetes

5 days ago nature.com diabetes health

Mapping ActEarly: Using a child health map to evaluate a City Collaboratory programme on early promotion of good health and wellbeing

38 hours ago journals.plos.org health

Study reports that fluctuations in sleep duration and timing are associated with cardiometabolic risk factors, based on analysis of population-level data examining variability in sleep patterns and health outcomes

3 days ago pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov health

Impact of physical activity patterns on major adverse cardiovascular events in adults with hypertension

2 days ago bjsm.bmj.com health

"Recruiting first response agencies..

7 days ago doi.org health

Objectively measured physical activity following lumbar decompression surgery: systematic review and meta-analysis

9 days ago nature.com health

Meditation changes brain activity quickly with a noticeable peak at 7 minutes, the first brainwave changes start at about two to three minutes

14 hours ago link.springer.com brain health

Occasional heavy drinking may triple the risk of liver damage: those who consume large amounts of alcohol in a single day at least once per month are three times more likely to develop advanced liver fibrosis than individuals who spread out the same total alcohol intake over time

7 days ago news.keckmedicine.org health

People who can’t afford dental care may be at higher risk of cardiovascular disease (heart failure, heart attack, stroke) or dementia

8 days ago eurekalert.org disease health

Lean Mass Changes With Incretin Therapy Versus Lifestyle Intervention: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomised Controlled Trials

9 days ago pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov health

Mental, physical illnesses often go hand in hand. Genetic study explains why

44 hours ago nature.com genetics go health

Scientists uncover key brain cells most at risk of damage in multiple sclerosis: « Cedars-Sinai study offers important insights into new ways of protecting the brain from ms and other complex neurological conditions

7 days ago cedars-sinai.org brain health

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