Researchers from various countries, under the auspices of the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), analy…
Lifestyle
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Dementia is the seventh leading cause of death and a primary cause of disability worldwide. Currently, there are over 55 million people suffering from this condition on our planet. Despite…
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A sedentary lifestyle is often referred to as a “disease of civilization.” Hypodynamia is a pathological condition caused by reduced energy expenditure due to insufficient physical activity, which falls significantly…
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Today, conveniences let you order groceries, join meetings, and catch up with friends—all from your couch. As a result, researchers are increasingly warning about the dangers of a sedentary lifestyle…
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A Six-Year Experiment An international team of researchers conducted a large-scale study, the results of which were published in the medical journal Annals of Internal Medicine, as reported by DailyMail.…
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Researchers in China found that drinking champagne or white wine, eating plenty of fruit, keeping a positive outlook, and maintaining a healthy weight were linked to a lower risk of…
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After 25 years at sea, Mario Salsedo has lost his “land legs.” After so much time on cruise ships, he says he’s nearly forgotten how to walk on solid ground.…
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Health & Beauty
Early-Onset Dementia Isn’t Just Genetic — These Health and Lifestyle Risks Raise Your Odds
Medical professionals are sounding the alarm. While dementia typically affects older adults, hundreds of thousands of people are diagnosed with early-onset dementia (EOD) each year. A large-scale study by researchers…
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Have you turned 40 and find yourself noticing memory lapses? Take a moment to reflect on the lifestyle you led in your younger years. If, in your 20s, you smoked,…
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Some people are genetically predisposed to shorter lifespans. Lifestyle factors — smoking, alcohol, diet, and physical activity — also affect how long we live. A new study from Zhejiang University…
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Dementia is usually associated with older age, but hundreds of thousands of people worldwide are diagnosed with early-onset dementia (YOD) each year. A comprehensive study by researchers at the University…
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A new study by U.S. researchers finds that the disease that destroys memory, speech, and thinking was surprisingly rare in Ancient Greece and Rome. The team argues dementia may be…
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Fat in our bodies isn’t always a bad thing. Having a certain amount is vital for keeping us warm, providing energy, supplying essential fatty acids, helping our bodies produce hormones,…
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A new study reveals that spending more than 10 hours a day in front of the television, at a desk, or behind the wheel significantly increases the risk of dementia.…
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People were long told to aim for 10,000 steps a day to stay healthy. New studies suggest that just 4,000 steps can significantly lower the risk of early death. Walking…
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Once people cross the 40-year mark, many feel like they’ve started to “hit the brakes”: reaction times slow by roughly a quarter, forgetfulness creeps in, and learning new things becomes…
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However, a 45-year study by researchers at the University of Jyväskylä in Finland has shown that excessive activity may actually accelerate aging. More than physical exercise, overall lifestyle matters. For…
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A team from the University of Zurich surprised the public with their latest findings. It turns out that the best way to cement the early stages of a relationship isn’t…
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It’s no secret that living life to the fullest matters, even if you have health problems or immune concerns. You probably want to look and feel your best and be…
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Transformative Weight Loss Journeys of My Friends I want to share the experiences of two friends who lost significant weight and kept it off. The first, my best friend, developed…
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I’m very goal-oriented and like to set clear objectives. The first thing I do is write down my target. For example: “I want to weigh 117 pounds!” (the goal should…