Share on Pinterest“Hunger Games” star Elizabeth Banks shares her journey with healthy aging and how she’s navigated shingles and perimenopause. Image by Kyle Topping for Pfizer Actor, director, and producer Elizabeth Banks shares how she prioritizes her health in her 50s. The “Hunger Games” actress is spreading awareness about preventing respiratory conditions like RSV, flu, … Read more
The mice tested with the drug showed cognitive improvement and less harmful protein build-ups in the brain. ADVERTISEMENT Researchers have found a compound derived from common herbs has successfully enhanced memory and brain density in mice, and could lead to new treatments for Alzheimer’s. A team from The Scripps Research Institute based in the US … Read more
Addressing the Global Palliative Care Crisis: Bridging the Gaps Nearly 74 million people worldwide require palliative care, yet significant barriers prevent access to these vital services. A recent… The post <p><strong>Addressing Global Gaps in Palliative Care: A Silent Crisis Revealed</strong></p> appeared first on NewsyList. Source link
The Power of Walnuts: A Nutritional Powerhouse for a Healthier Life Walnuts, these tiny, tan spheres packed with flavor and versatility, are more than just a delicious addition to your favorite recipes. These humble nuts are nutritional powerhouses, boasting an impressive nutritional profile and a wealth of health benefits. Here’s why incorporating walnuts into your … Read more
Dr. Eric Verdin studies the biology of aging and how to get and stay healthy. He believes lifestyle factors play the biggest role in how long we live, and supplements could help too. Verdin explained why he takes vitamin D, vitamin B12, creatine, and omega3 fatty acids. A doctor who researches longevity shared the four … Read more
Dutch researchers found differences in life expectancy by gender, geographic region, and age at dementia diagnosis. ADVERTISEMENT About half of new patients will survive another five years after being diagnosed with dementia, according to a large new study that indicates there are major differences based on their age at diagnosis. More than 57.4 million people … Read more
St. Louis — Older workers who volunteer – even in small amounts – can experience slower biological aging, according to a recent study. Researchers from Washington University in St. Louis examined data from more than 2,600 people at least 62 years old participating in the Health and Retirement Study. They were looking for a link … Read more