Eat this, not that: The best (and worst) foods for longevity
New research reveals how your diet choices impact your lifespan—nutrient-rich foods like nuts and whole grains lower mortality risk, while ...
Tag: Body Mass Index
Obesity and cognition: Surprising study links higher BMI to better memory
New research challenges the idea that obesity harms cognition—suggesting that, in some cases, higher BMI may be linked to stronger ...
Breast cancer risk and chemical exposure: New evidence points to triclosan as a key culprit
New research reveals that a common antibacterial chemical, triclosan, may significantly increase breast cancer risk in younger and overweight women. ...
Genetics, brain development, and mental health shape teen eating
Study reveals how neurodevelopment and mental health influence unhealthy eating patterns during adolescence. Study: Relationships of eating behaviors with psychopathology, brain ...
How genetic traits contribute to earlier diabetes onset and metabolic challenges in South Asians
Study highlights genetic factors driving earlier diabetes onset, reduced insulin production, and obesity patterns in South Asians. Study: Genetic basis ...
Primary care clinicians key to achieving optimal cardiovascular health
Primary care clinicians and practices are uniquely positioned to help people achieve optimal cardiovascular health through screening, diagnosing and treating ...
New study links childhood BMI trajectories to adult lung health
Early childhood BMI patterns play a crucial role in shaping adult lung health, with both high and low BMI linked ...
For kids and teens, extra weight could mean a higher chance of long COVID
Study of 172,136 children and young adults finds elevated BMI linked to increased PASC risk: 25.4% higher for obesity and ...
New 3D body scan method beats traditional imaging for tracking body fat
A novel 3D body shape method promises accessible and accurate body composition predictions, potentially transforming how we monitor health over ...
US adults face worse midlife health compared to British counterparts
New research reveals that middle-aged Americans have poorer cardiometabolic health than their British peers, despite Brits engaging in more unhealthy ...
