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Curry, vitamin B2 intake may reduce risk for metabolic syndrome in women
Premenopausal women who eat more curry and postmenopausal women with a higher daily vitamin B2 intake are less likely to have metabolic syndrome, according to a study of women...
1 month ago - Healio
AP-NORC Poll on Community Support of Older Adults Finds Disparities in Services and Access
Overall, more people think their local area is doing a good job than a poor job meeting the needs of older adults when it comes to many services, including health care, healthy...
1 month ago - Massachusetts Healthy Aging Collaborative - 2 articles
Healthy Aging-Nutrition Matters: Start Early and Screen Often
ABSTRACTThe amount of time spent in poor health at the end of life is increasing. This narrative review summarizes consistent evidence indicating that healthy dietary patterns...
1 month ago - Nutrition - 3 articles
Do State SNAP Policies Influence Program Participation among Seniors? - by Jordan W. Jones, Charles J. Courtemanche, Augustine Denteh, James Marton, Rusty Tchernis
Senior participation in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program has traditionally been lower than other groups among those eligible, with historical estimates below 50...
2 monthes ago - National Bureau of Economic Research
EBT SNAP Online Purchasing Options Expanded in Massachusetts
The Baker Administration announced that Massachusetts residents who receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program can now use their EBT SNAP benefits to buy fresh food and...
2 monthes ago - Massachusetts Healthy Aging Collaborative
Doctor Warns: Eat Soy and You'll Look Five Years Older
By Dr. Mercola In the early 1990's, soy and soy products exploded onto the supermarket scene with promises of bountiful health benefits. This "new miracle food," soy, was...
3 monthes ago - Mercola
Taking Statins Speed Your Aging and Chills Your Sex Drive
By Dr. Mercola Dr. Stephanie Seneff is a senior scientist at MIT where she's conducted research for over three decades, and has published hundreds of papers in the...
3 monthes ago - Mercola
VIDEO: Biologics in IBD patients may reduce osteoporosis, bone fractures
In this video exclusive, Miguel Regueiro, MD, discussed a presentation from Digestive Disease Week on the impact of biologics on the prevalence of osteoporosis and bone...
4 monthes ago - Healio
'Precision' Nutrition? DHA Benefit Modified by AD Genetic Risk
In cognitively unimpaired middle-aged adults at higher genetic risk for Alzheimer's disease, those with higher intake of DHA showed greater resistance to pathological...
4 monthes ago - Medscape
Pushing the boundaries of precision nutrition to tackle Alzheimer's disease: is there a role for DHA?
With an aging population, there is a parallel increase in the rates of chronic and degenerative diseases, including the neurodegenerative diseases Alzheimer's disease and...
5 monthes ago - American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
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AP-NORC Poll on Community Support of Older Adults Finds Disparities in...
Overall, more people think their local area is doing a good job than a poor job meeting the needs of older adults when it comes to many services, including health care, healthy...
Strength Training for Bone Density: How Much Benefit Can You Expect?
If you're a woman over 50, you may be tempted to forgo strength training and stay physically active in other ways, like walking or cycling. However, these exercises aren't high...
High sugar intake may increase risk for Alzheimer's disease
Total sugar intake may affect cognitive function over time, with higher amounts potentially increasing risk for Alzheimer's disease, according to study results presented at the...
Optimization of modifiable factors may prevent persistently poor knee confidence
By addressing modifiable factors, clinicians may prevent a long-term course of persistently poor knee confidence in patients with or at elevated risk for knee osteoarthritis...