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“Exercise mitigates the proinflammatory state that drives pericyte loss in aging, possibly providing a mechanism for exercise's memory-enhancing effects. Learn more about links between exercise, pericytes, and brain health in this episode featuring Dr. Axel Montagne. Read study abstract.”

“Zinc deficiency impairs the vasodilatory response and can reduce taste sensitivity, potentially increasing salt intake and elevating blood pressure. Learn more about zinc in our comprehensive overview article. Read study abstract.”

“These findings suggest that high blood pressure and arterial stiffness contribute to poor cognitive function in teens. Preventing high blood pressure during this critical developmental period could support better cognitive outcomes, highlighting the importance of cardiovascular health in youth.”

“A separate study demonstrated that resolvin, a byproduct of omega-3 metabolism, promotes bone preservation under inflammatory conditions and influences the PI3K-AKT pathway, a major signaling pathway implicated in many human diseases, including osteoporosis. Read study abstract.”

“These findings suggest that vitamin C benefits mental performance and health in young adults. Learn more about vitamin C in our overview article. Link to study abstract.”

“However, robust data support resistance training as a means to build bone mass. Learn more in this episode featuring Dr. Brad Schoenfeld. Read study abstract.”

“Biologically plausible strategies rooted in early medicine Against the backdrop of the devastating outcomes seen in some countries, where sudden and overwhelming spikes in case loads led to the unthinkable – a reversion to a primitive time when the modern medical system didn't exist at all – some have looked to the past for help in securing our future.”

“The sample size and short duration of this study may have implications for its clinical applications, however. Larger, longer studies are needed to confirm these findings. Link to study abstract.”

“The resulting reduction in thyroid hormone production can be harmful to health, particularly to sensitive populations, including pregnant women, fetuses, and nursing infants. Link to study abstract.”

“These findings suggest that blueberry consumption improves metabolic markers and cognitive performance in middle-aged adults and underscore the importance of regular consumption of flavonoid-rich fruits and vegetables. Link to study abstract.”