Tag: mortality rates
New Evidence Links Binge Drinking in Later Life to Elevated Death Risk
Binge drinking among older adults is linked to a markedly higher risk of death, according to new research…
Association Between Excessive Daytime Sleepiness and Mortality Among Middle-Aged Women
A forthcoming study to be presented at the SLEEP 2025 annual meeting reveals a significant association between excessive…
Handling Adversity in Later Years Associated with Reduced Mortality Risk
The research emphasises the importance of fostering mental resilience, a dynamic and multifaceted trait influenced by factors such…
Semaglutide, a weight loss medication, linked to decreased COVID-19 mortality in Brigham-conducted research
An international study led by Brigham and Women’s Hospital, part of the Mass General Brigham healthcare system, reveals…
Does Being Flexible Extend Lifespan?
Flexibility training is commonly integrated into the workout regimes of both professional athletes and regular exercisers. A recent…
Research Reveals the Significant Effects of Severe Poverty on Death Rates Amongst Ethnically Mixed, Low-Income Groups
Over the last four decades, the wealth, health, and mortality disparity between affluent and impoverished Americans has grown…
Consuming Entire Small Fish May Extend Lifespan, According to Japanese Research
A study conducted by Dr. Chinatsu Kasahara alongside Associate Professor Takashi Tamura and Professor Kenji Wakai at the…
Research reveals that numerous young individuals from affluent areas in NYC skipped ahead in the COVID-19 vaccination line
Amidst vaccine shortages, many younger residents in New York City obtained COVID-19 vaccinations earlier than planned, especially in…
Mediterranean Diet Linked to a 20% Decreased Mortality Risk in Women
Researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital have explored potential mechanisms behind the 23 per cent reduction in mortality…
Global Neglect and Under-Treatment of Hepatitis B, Particularly Among Women and Asian Minorities in Western Countries
Recent studies have disclosed a critical gap in the global management of chronic hepatitis B (HBV), with significant…
Projected Population Shifts and Risk Factors Expected to Triple U.S. Cardiovascular Disease Costs by 2050
Driven by an increasingly diverse and ageing population, coupled with a significant rise in risk factors such as…
Closing the Care Gap: CU Anschutz Researchers Aim to Enhance Heart Disease Treatment for Women
Researchers from the Ludeman Family Center for Women’s Health Research have recently published a significant paper in the…