Tag: prevention
Aging hits a sharp inflection point around 50, not a steady decline, new proteomics study shows
A comprehensive proteomics study in Cell reveals that aging involves sharp inflection points around age 50, not gradual decline. Blood…
Cardiorespiratory Fitness a Stronger Mortality Predictor Than Smoking or Diabetes, Large US Cohort Shows
Low cardiorespiratory fitness conferred greater all-cause mortality risk than smoking, diabetes, or coronary artery disease in 122,007 patients followed for…
Dementia risk factors vary dramatically by country, USC study of 214,000 adults reveals
A USC-led study of 214,000 older adults across 14 countries finds that dementia risk factors vary widely by geographic region,…
WHO projects cancer cases to nearly double by 2050, warns of urgent global action needed
The World Health Organization warns that new cancer cases are projected to nearly double by 2050. With 20.6 million cases…
WHO projects cancer cases to nearly double by 2050 without urgent prevention action
The World Health Organization warns that global cancer cases could nearly double to 35 million annually by 2050 without urgent…
Vitamin D Supplementation Could Cut Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Costs by Nearly Half, Modelling Study Suggests
A microsimulation modelling study published in The Lancet Regional Health—Americas finds that vitamin D supplementation prevents type 2 diabetes in…
Why Adolescent Obesity Is Rising in the Digital Age—and How Digital Tools Can Help
Global adolescent obesity is rising due to digital food marketing and structural inequities. While digital tools offer prevention potential, most…
Why women’s brains lose omega-3 protection: new insights from European Alzheimer’s study
A 2025 study in Alzheimer's & Dementia identifies a sex-specific mechanism: women with Alzheimer's disease show marked depletion of protective…