Children of Centenarians Have 42% Lower Risk of Death and 33% Less Heart Disease
JAMA Network Open study of 2,319 centenarian children finds 42% lower death risk, 33% lower cardiovascular disease, 32% lower hypertension vs controls.
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Pancreatic Cancer Early Signs May Appear in Legs
Pancreatic cancer called silent killer may show earliest signs in legs: unexplained pain, swelling, redness, warmth linked to deep vein thrombosis DVT clots.
Red Half-Moons on Nails Could Signal Heart Failure, Liver Cirrhosis
Rutgers review in American Journal of the Medical Sciences finds reddish lunulae at base of nails linked to heart failure, liver cirrhosis, rheumatoid arthritis and more.
AI-Designed Drug Makes You Look Younger
Nature Biotechnology study finds Insilico Medicine’s AI-designed rentosertib for IPF lung disease made blood profiles 2.7 to 3.46 years younger across six biological aging clocks.
Nicotine E-Cigarettes Beat Patches and Gum for Quitting Smoking
Updated Cochrane living review of 80 trials, 29,861 participants finds nicotine e-cigarettes help 4 more people per 100 quit than NRT patches and gum.
Best Time to Exercise to Lose Weight
Study presented at American College of Cardiology finds morning workouts between 7-9 AM linked to 35% lower obesity risk and better fat burning than evening exercise.
Bats May Hold the Secret to Fighting Aging And Cancer
Nature study by UC Berkeley and Penn State finds Myotis bats live 50 years by boosting immune genes and triggering cell death instead of DNA repair.
More Breast Milk Protects New Moms’ Hearts After Gestational Diabetes
JAMA Network Open study of 470 women finds 80% or more breast milk feeding reduces hypertriglyceridemia and improves cholesterol ratio postpartum after gestational diabetes.
Smoking Is Not Social, It Makes You Lonelier
Europe-wide study of 50,000 people presented at ERS Congress Barcelona finds smokers become lonelier than non-smokers over time, challenging social smoking myth.
Mother’s Age Leaves Biological Imprint
mother’s age leaves epigenetic imprint on offspring