Time-restricted eating may benefit residents with metabolic syndrome
Residents who limit their daily food intake to a 10-hour window may lose weight, lower their blood pressure and gain more stable insulin levels, a pilot study has found.
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Alzheimer’s drug presentation raises hopes, concerns
The reaction was decidedly mixed in San Diego when Biogen recently presented more detailed data on aducanumab.
FDA app offers help with challenging infections
Operators having trouble treating residents with challenging infectious diseases now have a new resource for reporting their experiences with breakthrough medications.
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Diagnostic technique and medication may slow cognitive decline … Taming inflammation might reduce chronic disease risk … Why blood pressure may spike at night …. Blood proteins can reveal age
Regular aspirin use may reduce cancer, mortality risks
A drug that lowers cancer and mortality risks in seniors may already be in many medicine cabinets, say cancer researchers.
Mindfulness training lowers blood pressure, fuels behavior change, study finds
A mindfulness-based program has spurred adults to change unhealthy habits and significantly lower their blood pressure.
Promising antidepressant fails in late-stage trial
Fast-tracked antidepressant Sage-217 failed to outperform a placebo in a stage 3 trial, according to its developer.
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Opinion: FDA’s lax generic drug oversight puts seniors at risk … Study supports non-drug treatment for early diabetes symptoms … Bipartisan bill would create Office of Alzheimer’s Disease in Florida … Negative temperament in men predicts more couch time
Permanent hair dye, chemical straighteners tied to breast cancer risk
Women who regularly use permanent hair dye and chemical straighteners may face a higher breast cancer risk, according to the NIH.
Tai chi program enhances quality of life for seniors with dementia
A six-month tai chi program for seniors with dementia has helped participants maintain good quality of life measures.
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