Fitness
A study of nearly 4,000 adults aged 80 and older found that “super-movers” — those who walked much faster than peers — were less likely to develop cognitive impairment or report dementia. The findings do not prove brisk walking protects the brain, but suggest walking speed may be a visible...
A 12-year MRI study of 1,647 adults suggests that eating more closely in line with the MIND diet...
Young people’s life evaluations have declined sharply in Canada and several other Western countries, the World Happiness Report...
A long-running study of 5,370 adults over 50 found that people who ate the most ultra-processed foods had...
A Harvard-led study of 131,821 people followed for up to 43 years found that higher caffeinated coffee consumption...
Canada has declared its multijurisdictional measles outbreak over after more than 6,400 cases across 10 provinces and territories....
Nutrition
A national study of 2,051 U.S. adults found that food insecurity in later life was associated with 85% higher odds of screening positive for probable...
Fitness
A Harvard Aging Brain Study of 296 cognitively healthy adults found that, among people with elevated amyloid, taking...
Fitness
A study of 69 young adults found that having at least 10 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous activity on more...
