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Mediterranean Diet Plus Lifestyle Changes Reduce Type 2 Diabetes Risk by 31%

A six-year study in Spain showed that combining a Mediterranean diet with calorie control, exercise, and professional support reduced the risk of type 2 diabetes by 31% in nearly 4,800 overweight or obese adults.

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Cardiorespiratory Fitness a Stronger Mortality Predictor Than Body Weight

A study of almost 400,000 people found cardiorespiratory fitness, measured by peak oxygen consumption (VO2), to be a more significant predictor of mortality than body weight; even with excess weight, high VO2 levels correlated with lower mortality risk.

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Lung Cancer Prevention: Expert Advice from Voronezh Oncologists

Voronezh regional oncologists advise on lung cancer prevention: quitting smoking (80-90% of cases), avoiding occupational hazards, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, regular screenings, improving air quality, and considering genetic predisposition.

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Armenia Subsidizes Bicycle Loans for Students Amidst Infrastructure Concerns

The Armenian government will subsidize bicycle loans for students and lecturers to promote healthy lifestyles and alternative transportation, allocating 250 million drams over five years, despite concerns about inadequate cycling infrastructure and safety.

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Unique Genes and Healthy Lifestyle Contributed to 117-Year Lifespan

Maria Branyas Morera, the world's oldest person until her death at 117 in August 2023, possessed unique genes that made her cells function as if 17 years younger, alongside a healthy lifestyle including a Mediterranean diet and strong family ties.

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Memory Loss: Differentiating Normal Forgetfulness from Concerning Symptoms

This article discusses the importance of addressing memory concerns, outlining the difference between normal forgetfulness and concerning memory loss, and providing tips to improve memory and potentially delay the onset of dementia, such as diet, exercise, and sleep.

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Mediterranean Diet Significantly Lowers Dementia Risk in APOE4 Gene Carriers

A 34-year study of 5,700 people found that a Mediterranean diet reduced dementia risk by at least 35% in those with two APOE4 genes, a major Alzheimer's risk factor; higher adherence further decreased risk, suggesting improved metabolic function as a key mechanism.

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Spanish Food Blogger's Success Built on Simple, Reliable Recipes

Susana Pérez, a Spanish lawyer and cook, created the Webos Fritos culinary blog in 2007, which evolved into a successful brand with 15 recipe books, 1,500 online recipes, and 333,000 Instagram followers due to its emphasis on simple, reliable recipes and authenticity.

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Aerobic Exercise Crucial for Combating High US Heart Disease Risk

Approximately half of Americans possess major heart disease risk factors (high cholesterol, blood pressure, weight); regular aerobic exercise, tailored to individual needs with a doctor's guidance, is crucial for mitigation, alongside diet and medication.

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Poor Nutrition: Leading Cause of Death, but Lifestyle Changes Offer Significant Mortality Risk Reduction

The Global Burden of Disease Study identifies poor nutrition as the leading cause of death globally; however, lifestyle changes such as increased physical activity and a plant-based diet can significantly reduce mortality risk, as evidenced by the longevity observed in 'Blue Zones' and the disciplin...

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Combined Healthy Waist and Exercise Key to Minimizing Cancer Risk

A study of 315,000 Britons reveals that maintaining a healthy waist circumference (below 88cm for women and 102cm for men) and engaging in 150-300 minutes of moderate or 75-150 minutes of vigorous weekly exercise is crucial for minimizing cancer risk; meeting only one guideline is insufficient.

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