Wednesday, September 15, 2021
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Per the study, published this week in PLOS Medicine, a healthier lifestyle can significantly lower your risk of cognitive impairment, regardless of whether or not you carry the APOE gene, known to put an individual at an increased risk of cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease.
In addition, the association between lifestyle profile and cognition was independent of APOE genotype among Chinese oldest old. Our results, corroborated by other interventional studies on lifestyle modification and cognitive function, support the importance of maintaining healthy lifestyle throughout the life course, even among the oldest old," they study authors wrote.
"Our results suggest the importance of a healthier lifestyle for cognition regardless of genetic dementia risk and increases our understanding of this relationship in the oldest older adults (80 years and older)," the study authors concluded.
New...
In contrast to the energy balance model, the carbohydrate-insulin model makes a bold claim: overeating isn’t the main cause of obesity.
Suspect...
A new study shows that the T cell and antibody response in the smaller dose of Moderna, clinical trial group, is still strong.
It is likely that the immune response could last much longer. The researchers also show that this strong immune memory lasted in all age groups tested, including in people over age 70, a demographic especially vulnerable to severe COVID-19.
Monday, September 13, 2021
Usual...
How could this Biden's Administration concocted this humiliating disorganized withdrawal from Afghanistan. Was that deliberate, or just usual. Just a thought.
Daniil...