HealthDay News — For cognitively unimpaired older adults with elevated baseline amyloid, higher physical activity is associated with slower cognitive and functional decline, according to a study ...
A new study suggests that even low levels of physical activity could protect the brain from Alzheimer's disease—but not in ...
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Norwegian researchers found that older adults need more protein
New research suggests that age-related changes in digestion make it harder for older adults to get enough protein from ...
Researchers identified that over 70% of adults aged 50 or older in Ireland have at least four treatable risk factors ...
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Daily physical activity lowers Alzheimer’s disease risk in older adults
A lengthy walk can be a step in the right direction when you have concerns about your memory. A new long-term study indicates that getting up from your chair and moving around for a portion of the day ...
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Do dietary supplements really improve muscle health in non-athletes?
Dietary supplements can support muscle health, but their effectiveness varies. This review explores their role in physical activity and age-related muscle loss.
People at heightened risk of Alzheimer’s disease may be able to slow their cognitive decline by taking more daily steps, a ...
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Let us talk about dementia (2)
Discover key dementia prevention strategies. Learn how diet, exercise, social engagement, and managing your overall health ...
A new study found that walking just a few thousand steps daily can significantly delay Alzheimer’s symptoms.
Despite a recent Ipsos poll showing that 84% of Canadians aged 55 and older recognize the mental health benefits of pet ...
Diabetes is rapidly increasing among India’s youth, women and even children under 14, driven by urban diets, sedentary habits ...
A new 10,000-square-foot hub at Bayview Medical Center is helping the Johns Hopkins Human Aging Project bring together a ...
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