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Timeframe of 8-hour restricted eating irrelevant to weight loss

34 days ago nia.nih.gov

Don't call me "old": Avoiding ageism when writing about aging

15 months ago nia.nih.gov

Viral illnesses may increase chances of developing neurodegenerative diseases

2 years ago nia.nih.gov

Research has found nearly 40% of older adults may experience brain damage caused by Limbic-predominant Age-related TDP-43 Encephalopathy (LATE), a form of dementia that is often mistaken for Alzheimer’s disease

2 years ago nia.nih.gov brain disease

APOE ε4 Gene is Not Associated with Increased Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia in American Indians, Unlike Other Racial Groups

3 years ago nia.nih.gov disease

Exercise is neuroprotective, in part via Irisin (hormone released from FNDC5)

3 years ago nia.nih.gov release

While video games may not be a perfect substitute for real world experiences, research findings suggest that both novel experiences and exposure to rich three-dimensional environments may work together to improve cognition - especially in older adults (ages 60-80).

3 years ago nia.nih.gov 3d game video

Increasing time between meals made male mice healthier overall and live longer compared to mice who ate more frequently regardless of what the mice ate or how many calories they consumed, according to a new NIH-supported study published in Cell Metabolism.

6 years ago nia.nih.gov