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Regular Exercise Strengthens Immune Defenses In Older Adults, Study Says
Publicado em 05 de novembro de 2025
Regular exercise doesn't just strengthen the muscles, lungs, and heart, it also boosts the immune system, according to a new study of older adults who regularly do endurance activities such as running, cycling, swimming, rowing, or walking.
An international team of scientists found that these active adults had 'natural killer' cells, the immune cells that help destroy viruses and abnormal cells, that were more adaptable, less inflamed, and more energy-efficient. These cells are a [...]
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Global Study Reveals Deadly Impact Of Ultra-Processed Foods On Public Health
Publicado em 28 abril 2025A new study has linked more than 124,000 preventable, premature deaths in the United States over two years to the adverse health effects of consuming ultra-processed foods (UPFs). The study, led by Brazilian researchers, analyzed data on UPF consumption from several countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Chile, and Mexico. To calculate the impact, the authors developed a comparative risk assessment, examining the relationship [...]ver notícia -
Heavy Drinking Tied To Brain Damage And Early Death, Study Finds
Publicado em 11 abril 2025A new study, published in the journal Neurology, has found that heavy alcohol consumption is linked to a greater risk of a specific type of brain damage tied to memory and cognitive decline. Researchers analyzed brain autopsies from 1,781 individuals who died at an average age of 75. In addition to examining brain tissue for signs of damage including hyaline arteriolosclerosis (a lesion associated with memory issues) and tau tangles (linked to Alzheimer's disease), they also gathered [...]ver notícia -
New Study Finds Microplastics In Human Brain
Publicado em 16 setembro 2024In a recent study conducted jointly by researchers in Germany and Brazil, it was discovered that 8 out of 15 adults examined post-mortem had microplastics present in their olfactory bulbs, which are the brain's region responsible for smell. This revelation, published in JAMA Network Open, points to the likelihood that these particles were inhaled over many years, given that microplastics are widely dispersed in the air. Thais Mauad, the lead author and an associate professor of [...]ver notícia -
Study Finds Potential Advantages And Disadvantages Of Intermittent Fasting
Publicado em 22 agosto 2024A recent study led by MIT and published in the journal Nature has revealed that fasting followed by refeeding, known as intermittent fasting, can enhance cell regeneration in the intestines, but could also raise the risk of developing intestinal tumors. Researchers examined the gut stem cells of three groups of mice: a control group that ate normally, a group that fasted for 24 hours, and a group that fasted for 24 hours followed by unlimited feeding for another 24 hours. They observed that [...]ver notícia