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Matching training loads to strength or speed profile in older adults
Older adults trained at loads matched to their speed gap or at loads not matched.
Short exercise breaks for older nursing home residents with muscle loss
This is a plan for a trial, and it has not reported results yet.
Comparing exercise mixes for adults over 50 with prediabetes
This trial plans to compare three exercise mixes with a health education group.
A peptide helped older mice have more pups and improved aged egg cells
Researchers gave a peptide to older female mice and their egg cells looked healthier.
A peptide eased signs of aging in heart cells damaged by a cancer drug
Researchers treated heart muscle cells in a dish with a cancer drug, then a peptide called SS-31.
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Testosterone therapy without evidence of deficiency may boost heart risk ↗
Testosterone therapy: A study found men using testosterone without low-testosterone diagnosis had higher heart problem and death risk than those treated for hypogonadism.
What You Need To Know About Protein Powder ↗
Protein supplements: The article explains how protein powder can fit different goals and compares common powder types such as whey, soy, and egg.
Moderate amount of strength training each week could boost longevity ↗
Strength training: A Harvard Chan study links 90 to 120 minutes of weekly strength training with a lower risk of early death.
Resistance training may boost longevity. But how much do you need? ↗
Strength training: The article says regular strength training may extend lifespan, and asks how much of it is needed for those benefits.
This is general information gathered from the sources listed, not medical advice. Talk to your doctor before starting anything new.
