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How everyday surroundings may affect heart failure in older adults
This review looks at pollution, noise, heat, and other surroundings linked to heart failure in older people.
Mediterranean diet linked to two mitochondrial proteins in older heart patients
People who followed the Mediterranean diet more closely had higher blood levels of two small proteins.
Healthy diets linked to slower epigenetic aging in two large groups
Researchers compared ten healthy diet scores and how they relate to DNA aging markers.
Lifestyle differences may shape how brain aging looks in people with depression
Researchers grouped people with depression by lifestyle and fitness, then looked at their brain age.
How activity is measured changes its link to gut bacteria in breast cancer survivors
Researchers compared three ways of measuring activity and fitness with gut bacteria.
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Magnesium for Sleep: Does It Really Work? ↗
Magnesium: The article says evidence that magnesium aids sleep is thin and more research is needed before routine recommendation.
A clearer picture of drinking and disease ↗
Drinking less alcohol: A new review finds some alcohol-related damage can be slowed or reversed by cutting down or quitting drinking.
Alcohol is the root of 62 diseases and a partial cause of dozens more ↗
Drinking less alcohol: The review finds alcohol causes dozens of diseases, and cutting down or quitting can slow or reverse many of them.
Using magnesium supplements for sleep is all the rage. What to know ↗
Magnesium: CNN reports that experts say academic research does not definitively show magnesium supplements improve sleep, though some use may be worthwhile.
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