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High Physical Activity Levels May Counter Serious Health Harms Of Poor Sleep

 

Those with the poorest sleep and doing the least amount of exercise are most at risk of death and ill-health, according to a recent study.

 
 
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Step It Up: Get Active For Your Health

It’s easy to sit more than you should. Many people sit at desks during the day, where we’re inactive for long periods of time. Moving more and sitting less can have major health benefits. Getting regular physical activity is one of the best things you can do for your health.

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Healthy Vision Month: Reversing Age and Glaucoma-Induced Vision Loss

July marks the beginning of Healthy Vision Month, an awareness initiative led by the National Eye Institute that aims to spotlight the importance of eye health and protection throughout the aging process. As the current scientific understanding of aging expands, so does the knowledge of potential underlying mechanisms that contribute to physical and cognitive degeneration.

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Stem Cells Can Use Same Method As Plants And Insects To Protect Against Viruses

Researchers at the Francis Crick Institute have found a vital mechanism, previously thought to have disappeared as mammals evolved, that helps protect mammalian stem cells from RNA viruses such as SARS-CoV-2 and Zika virus. The scientists suggest this could one day be exploited in the development of new antiviral treatments.

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Source Of Remarkable Memory Of 'Superagers' Revealed

Key Takeaways

  • “Superagers” who performed a challenging memory task in an MRI scanner were able to learn and recall new information as well as 25-year-old participants.
  • Neurons in the visual cortex of the brains of super-aging older adults retain their selective and efficient ability to process visual stimuli and create a distinct memory of the images.
  • In the future, interventions to train specific areas of the brain to be more efficient may enable normal aging adults to enhance memory and other cognitive functions.
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