A popular gym supplement could be doing squat. While some supplements have scientifically-backed benefits, not all do the heavy lifting they claim to by building muscle, enhancing power output and boosting brain performance. And the impacts of one especially popular addition to any gym-goer’s routine actually depend on three major factors. Despite its safety and … Read more
After a minor stroke, there are several risk factors that can predict another event, according to new research. A study published in the journal Circulation by the American Heart Association investigated what happens after someone has a transient ischemic attack (TIA), also known as a “mini-stroke.” This was a follow-up to the previous PERSIST study, which … Read more
Dementia affects millions of people in the US, with numbers projected to double by 2060 — and unfortunately, there is still no cure. Our best bet is prevention by addressing modifiable risk factors. But knowing that you’re at a higher risk might just be the thing that lights a fire under your butt and inspires you … Read more
Kirsten Dunst has continued to bring it on for 30 years. After shooting to stardom in 1994 with her breakout role in “Interview with the Vampire,” the actress, 43, has worked steadily in Hollywood. Dunst recently revealed her key to longevity, telling People: “Good friends and good family.” Kirsten Dunst at the “Roofman” premiere. Xavier … Read more
We’ll give you the bad news first. Research shows 48% of women and 36% of men will experience a stroke or develop dementia or depression at some point in their lives. The good news is that a new study says you can significantly control the risk of developing one or more of these conditions by … Read more
If you’re turning 50 and think it’s too late to change your ways — recent research says otherwise, even as it warns of classic health pitfalls that can lead you to an early grave. A recent study, published in The New England Journal of Medicine, found that five common risk factors for heart disease could … Read more
A Columbia-trained psychiatrist is on a mission to democratize good mental health. “There are the boring things that every doctor will tell you about, like, nutrition is good, your sleep is good, your movement is OK,” Dr. Judith Joseph told The Post. “I talk about different things that most doctors don’t.” In her upcoming book, … Read more
Americans can expect the price of their daily cup of java to stretch their wallet a bit more than usual as a litany of factors impacting the global supply chain result in rising prices. In February, wholesale arabica coffee prices shattered its previous record at $4.30 a pound – double the price from last year – according to … Read more
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Vision loss and high cholesterol increase the likelihood of developing dementia, according to a new report that says nearly half of dementia cases could be delayed or prevented by addressing 14 risk factors. The Lancet Commission, composed of 27 dementia experts, previously identified 12 lifestyle struggles responsible for 40% of dementia cases, with hearing loss, … Read more
A new survey has found that the perfect summer must include 14 days with loved ones, eight sunrises watched and 11 dips in the water. That’s according to a survey of 2,000 U.S. adults, which revealed that summer isn’t summer without a few key experiences. Spending time with family and friends (44%), having outdoor BBQs … Read more
Be fore-warned. Hitting the greens to golf puts men at three times the risk of developing ALS, a new study from Michigan Medicine warns. Golfing for men poses an increased risk of ALS. torwaiphoto – stock.adobe.com “We know that occupational risk factors, like working in manufacturing and trade industries, are linked to an increased risk … Read more
February is American Heart Month — a good time to know what’s at stake in terms of your cardiovascular health. For women over age 50, a few factors regarding heart health deserve a little more attention, according to experts. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in women, according to Northwell Health cardiologist and American Heart Association … Read more
Researchers have identified 15 lifestyle and health risk factors for a rare type of dementia that affects people younger than 65. Some 370,000 people develop young-onset dementia around the world each year, and now researchers from the University of Exeter in England and Maastricht University in the Netherlands say targeting these health and lifestyle traits … Read more
Hair turning gray is a natural phenomenon that accompanies aging for most people. It is a visible sign of getting older, but have you ever wondered what really causes this transformation? When hair turns gray, it is due to the gradual decline of pigment cells within the hair follicles. The natural color of our hair comes … Read more
Summary: Researchers have designed a new model of life expectancy that’s based less on disease diagnosis, and more on other factors including cholesterol levels and lifestyle. Source: Duke University A new model to predict the life expectancy of older people relies less on their specific disease diagnoses and more on factors such as the ability … Read more
Comment on this story Comment A good night’s sleep on a regular basis has been added to the American Heart Association’s list of key components of cardiovascular health, expanding the list to eight factors that the association believes can help without heart disease. May have a long, high quality life. According to the Centers for … Read more