Year: 2026

Spending Time Outdoors Linked to Higher Life Satisfaction

A major international study has found that spending time in nature is linked to greater life satisfaction, with…

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Exercise Could Play a Key Role in Helping People Stop Smoking

Exercise could provide smokers with a simple and accessible extra tool to help them quit, according to a…

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The Tiny Cellular Framework Behind Brain Development

A tiny and largely overlooked structure inside human cells may hold important clues to how the brain develops,…

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ā€˜Forever Chemicals’ Found in Nearly Entire US Study Population, Researchers Report

Artificial ā€œforever chemicalsā€ have been detected in 98.8% of blood samples analysed in a major new US study…

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Healthy Hearts May Still Face the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease

A new clinical trial suggests that improving cardiovascular health alone may not be enough to protect older adults…

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Artificial Intelligence Offers Promise in Identifying Advanced Heart Failure

Researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) approach that may help doctors identify patients with advanced heart…

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Cardiac Structural Impairment Linked to Increased Risk of Long-Term Adverse Health Events and Mortality

Higher left atrial end-systolic dimension (LASD), a measure of the size of the heart’s left upper chamber, and…

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Hospital-Related Delirium Could Be an Early Warning Sign of Dementia

Older adults who experience delirium during a hospital admission may face a substantially increased risk of developing dementia…

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Falling Temperatures Drive Up Heart-Related Mortality Rates

Following one of the coldest winters in recent memory across large parts of the country, new research is…

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Ageing and the Breakdown of Proper Cellular Responses

Some of the changes we associate with ageing begin deep inside our cells, particularly in the nucleus where…

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Why Older Adults Face Higher Risks from COVID-19 and Flu

Older adults are significantly more likely to develop severe illness from influenza or COVID-19, and new research suggests…

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Mediterranean-style eating could strengthen mitochondrial pathways supporting cardiovascular and cognitive health

A new study from researchers at the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology suggests that some of the…

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