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“The mechanisms that drive this protective effect may be related to exercise's capacity to regulate key neurotransmitters, promote the release of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), ameliorate brain inflammation, and reduce oxidative stress.”

“In vitro research further supports these findings, demonstrating that oral bacteria colonize the brain and release toxins that disrupt the blood-brain barrier, impairing its function and increasing the risk of Alzheimer's.”

“Levels of neurofilament light chain were higher among the military personnel who had experienced Epstein-Barr infection. These findings suggest that Epstein-Barr virus is the causal factor in the development of multiple sclerosis and underscore the need for developing vaccines against the virus.”

“"We can speculate that in women who develop binge eating who also happen to have irregular menstrual cycles, it is probably because their estrogen function is somehow damaged, which is what leads to the development of binge eating," said the study's lead author.”

“Evidence indicates that dysbiosis, an imbalance in the types and numbers of microbes in the gut, contributes to the pathogenesis of IBD. And now, findings from a recent study suggest that eating a high-sugar diet promotes dysbiosis and the development of IBD.”

“People who live in large cities or near industrial areas are often exposed to high levels of particulate matter – a mixture of solid particles and liquid droplets in air pollution that forms fine inhalable particles with diameters typically 2.5 micrograms (PM2.5) or less.”

“These factors only explained a small part of the connection. Mechanistically, these findings suggest that smoke exposure during a boy's preteen years may influence the development of the cells that later produce sperm, affecting how the lungs develop in his future children.”

“Findings from a new study indicate that women who lose weight after the age of 50 years and keep the weight off have reduced risk of developing breast cancer. More than two-thirds of women living in the United States are overweight or obese.”

“Researchers followed more than 4,800 participants from the Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults study across four United States centers, collecting cardiovascular health data from 1985 to 2020.”

“Serotonin acts as a brain morphogen during early brain development and it shapes the structure and wiring of the developing brain. Low brain serotonin during development has also been linked to autism.”