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Heat Waves Accelerate Biological Aging: A Hong Kong University Study
A recent study from the University of Hong Kong, published in Nature Climate Change, reveals that prolonged exposure to extreme heat accelerates biological aging, with each 1.3°C increase resulting in an additional 9 days of aging per year.
Heat Waves Accelerate Biological Aging: A Hong Kong University Study
A recent study from the University of Hong Kong, published in Nature Climate Change, reveals that prolonged exposure to extreme heat accelerates biological aging, with each 1.3°C increase resulting in an additional 9 days of aging per year.
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40% Bias Score
Extreme Heat Accelerates Cellular Aging, Study Finds
A University of Southern California study reveals that prolonged exposure to high temperatures accelerates cellular aging, potentially increasing the risk of age-related diseases.
Extreme Heat Accelerates Cellular Aging, Study Finds
A University of Southern California study reveals that prolonged exposure to high temperatures accelerates cellular aging, potentially increasing the risk of age-related diseases.
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Heatwaves Accelerate Human Aging, Study Finds
A 15-year study of 25,000 Taiwanese individuals reveals heatwaves accelerate aging, with effects comparable to lifestyle factors like smoking and poor diet; manual laborers were disproportionately affected; researchers warn of long-term health consequences.
Heatwaves Accelerate Human Aging, Study Finds
A 15-year study of 25,000 Taiwanese individuals reveals heatwaves accelerate aging, with effects comparable to lifestyle factors like smoking and poor diet; manual laborers were disproportionately affected; researchers warn of long-term health consequences.
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Helping Others Slows Cognitive Decline in Older Adults
A study of over 30,000 US adults aged 51+ found that regular helping, both formal and informal, significantly slows cognitive decline, highlighting a need for programs supporting older adults' continued community engagement.
Helping Others Slows Cognitive Decline in Older Adults
A study of over 30,000 US adults aged 51+ found that regular helping, both formal and informal, significantly slows cognitive decline, highlighting a need for programs supporting older adults' continued community engagement.
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Lithium Deficiency Linked to Accelerated Alzheimer's Disease Progression
Harvard Medical School researchers found that lithium, a common mood stabilizer, is essential for normal brain function and that its deficiency accelerates Alzheimer's-like changes in mice, potentially leading to new treatments.
Lithium Deficiency Linked to Accelerated Alzheimer's Disease Progression
Harvard Medical School researchers found that lithium, a common mood stabilizer, is essential for normal brain function and that its deficiency accelerates Alzheimer's-like changes in mice, potentially leading to new treatments.
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Heat Exposure Accelerates Biological Aging by Over Two Years Annually: Study
Recent studies using epigenetic clocks show that prolonged exposure to extreme heat accelerates biological aging by over two years per year of exposure, impacting health and lifespan.
Heat Exposure Accelerates Biological Aging by Over Two Years Annually: Study
Recent studies using epigenetic clocks show that prolonged exposure to extreme heat accelerates biological aging by over two years per year of exposure, impacting health and lifespan.
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Speculation about Trump's Health Renews Debate on Media Coverage of Presidential Fitness
Following online rumors about President Trump's health over the Labor Day weekend, fueled by his limited public appearances, the issue of media's role in reporting on a president's health has resurfaced, mirroring similar discussions surrounding President Biden's health last year.
Speculation about Trump's Health Renews Debate on Media Coverage of Presidential Fitness
Following online rumors about President Trump's health over the Labor Day weekend, fueled by his limited public appearances, the issue of media's role in reporting on a president's health has resurfaced, mirroring similar discussions surrounding President Biden's health last year.
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Heatwaves Accelerate Aging, Study Finds
A new study shows repeated heatwave exposure accelerates aging, comparable to smoking; four extra heatwave days over two years increased biological age by nine days in nearly 25,000 Taiwanese adults, with manual laborers and those lacking air conditioning most affected.
Heatwaves Accelerate Aging, Study Finds
A new study shows repeated heatwave exposure accelerates aging, comparable to smoking; four extra heatwave days over two years increased biological age by nine days in nearly 25,000 Taiwanese adults, with manual laborers and those lacking air conditioning most affected.
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Life Expectancy Increase Slowing in High-Income Countries
A Max Planck Institute study reveals that life expectancy in 23 high-income countries is increasing at a slower rate than in the past, with gains slowing from 5.5 months per generation (1900-1938) to 2.5-3.5 months (1939-2000), primarily due to diminishing returns from reduced child mortality; this ...
Life Expectancy Increase Slowing in High-Income Countries
A Max Planck Institute study reveals that life expectancy in 23 high-income countries is increasing at a slower rate than in the past, with gains slowing from 5.5 months per generation (1900-1938) to 2.5-3.5 months (1939-2000), primarily due to diminishing returns from reduced child mortality; this ...
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Betaine: A Potential Exercise Replacement for Healthspan Extension
A new study finds that the molecule betaine, produced by the kidneys, may mimic exercise's health benefits by reducing inflammation and improving cellular function, potentially offering a pharmacological alternative for those unable to exercise regularly, although further research is needed.
Betaine: A Potential Exercise Replacement for Healthspan Extension
A new study finds that the molecule betaine, produced by the kidneys, may mimic exercise's health benefits by reducing inflammation and improving cellular function, potentially offering a pharmacological alternative for those unable to exercise regularly, although further research is needed.
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Lithium Deficiency Linked to Accelerated Brain Aging and Alzheimer's
Harvard Medical School researchers found that lithium, a naturally occurring element, is essential for normal brain function, and its deficiency accelerates Alzheimer's-like changes in mice, potentially leading to new treatments and diagnostic tests.
Lithium Deficiency Linked to Accelerated Brain Aging and Alzheimer's
Harvard Medical School researchers found that lithium, a naturally occurring element, is essential for normal brain function, and its deficiency accelerates Alzheimer's-like changes in mice, potentially leading to new treatments and diagnostic tests.
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32% Bias Score
Hemsworth's "Limitless" Season 2: Conquering Fears and Aging
Chris Hemsworth's new season of "Limitless" on Disney+ (August 15th) sees him undertake physical and mental challenges to combat aging, including learning music and climbing, contrasting his genetic predisposition to Alzheimer's with more extreme biohacking approaches.
Hemsworth's "Limitless" Season 2: Conquering Fears and Aging
Chris Hemsworth's new season of "Limitless" on Disney+ (August 15th) sees him undertake physical and mental challenges to combat aging, including learning music and climbing, contrasting his genetic predisposition to Alzheimer's with more extreme biohacking approaches.
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52% Bias Score
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