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Mechanism behind Mind-Body Connection Explains How Chronic Stress Ages Immune System
Immune cells end in protective caps, called telomeres, that are shorter in persons suffering chronic stress. Shortened telomeres are a sign of premature aging. A new UCLA study suggests that the stress hormone cortisol is the culprit behind telomeres' early aging and offers a potential drug target for protecting the immune system against the wear and tear of long-term stress. ... Continue Reading
Mechanism behind Mind-Body Connection Explains How Chronic Stress Ages Immune System
Immune cells end in protective caps, called telomeres, that are shorter in persons suffering chronic stress. Shortened telomeres are a sign of premature aging. A new UCLA study suggests that the stress hormone cortisol is the culprit behind telomeres' early aging and offers a potential drug target for protecting the immune system against the wear and tear of long-term stress. ... Continue Reading
Antihistamine drug proven effective in treating Alzheimer's
A drug previously approved as an antihistamine in Russia may serve as a potential treatment for Alzheimer's disease, new findings indicate. ... Continue Reading
Sunbeds cause more aging damage to skin
While physicians use UV treatment for specific skin disorders such as psoriasis, using a sunbed to improve a skin condition will only cause more long-term damage, the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD) warns. ... Continue Reading
Laziness may be genetic, report claims
Physical activity and exercise habits may be predetermined by an individual's genetic make-up, studies suggest. ... Continue Reading
Dietary requirements differ depending on gender
Gender plays an integral role in terms of choosing a diet which can boost longevity and improve fertility, scientists have discovered. ... Continue Reading
Potential markers found for stomach cancer prognosis
Researchers in Rhode Island have discovered two potential biomarkers that may be used to predict outcomes for stomach cancer patients. ... Continue Reading
Not enough evidence to suggest 'diet alone can prevent diabetes'
A team of Cochrane Researchers have suggested that there is no clear indication that dietary advice and healthy lifestyle changes alone can prevent type 2 diabetes. ... Continue Reading
Study sheds new light on transplant, cancer link
Targeted therapies in patients who have undergone organ transplantation could help reduce risk of cancer, new findings suggest. ... Continue Reading
Half of over 50s not tested for colorectal cancer
It is estimated that only half of adults aged 50 and over in the US are screened for colorectal cancer as recommended, according to a new report. ... Continue Reading
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