Hearing Loss Predicts Poor Dual-Task Training Response in MCI
The capacity to simultaneously walk and think—a fundamental skill for independent living—may hinge more on hearing health than previously recognized, particula…
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The capacity to simultaneously walk and think—a fundamental skill for independent living—may hinge more on hearing health than previously recognized, particula…
The interplay between sensory decline and cognitive training effectiveness reveals a critical blind spot in dementia prevention strategies. While physical exer…
The conventional wisdom about alcohol's relationship with brain health faces a significant challenge from new genetic evidence. While observational studies hav…
A multicenter analysis of 561 individuals with Fontan circulation found that surgical conduit size, ventricular morphology, and Fontan subtype had no significa…
The long-held view of muscle as merely a motor for movement is giving way to recognition of skeletal tissue as a sophisticated endocrine factory whose chemical…
Traditional cognitive testing may be fundamentally misrepresenting how our brains actually perform in daily life. This disconnect matters because executive fun…
This 12-week trial of 295 frail older adults (mean age 73.9) found that adding 20g daily whey protein during resistance training produced no overall benefit fo…
A 24-week trial with 91 sarcopenic adults aged 60-75 found that participants who self-determined their exercise sequence—combining resistance training and Taic…
Latino families caring for dementia patients face a dual burden that mainstream healthcare often overlooks: elevated rates of depression and distress combined…
Analysis of 8,974 Chinese adults over age 45 revealed that discordant multimorbidity—having conditions across different organ systems—affects 81% of those with…
Popular anti-aging supplements could be inadvertently helping one of medicine's most aggressive cancers resist treatment. This discovery challenges the widespr…
Personalized medicine has long promised treatments tailored to individual genetic profiles, but current polygenic risk scores largely ignore how genes interact…
Physical activity inequities may be more malleable than previously thought, with strategic neighborhood design potentially bridging the exercise motivation div…
Exercise interventions delivered significant muscle strength preservation during hospitalization (effect size 0.60) and maintained muscle mass during both bed…
A 13-week intervention combining 12.5% caloric restriction with 12.5% increased physical activity produced striking bone density improvements in middle-aged ad…
Exercise strengthens bones not just through mechanical loading but by fundamentally altering gut microbiota composition, which then influences bone metabolism…
Post-concussion syndrome affects millions who never fully recover from brain injuries, leaving them trapped in cycles of cognitive fog, mood disorders, and fun…
The quest to measure how fast we truly age has moved far beyond counting birthdays. While chronological age ticks uniformly forward, biological age varies dram…
Understanding how breast tissue changes during normal aging could revolutionize prevention strategies for the most common cancer affecting women. While previou…
The failure of semaglutide to slow Alzheimer's progression in a major phase 3 trial represents a significant setback for the emerging field of metabolic approa…