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Klotho deficiency: The missing link between salt and hypertension

Klotho deficiency: The missing link between salt and hypertension

Have you ever wondered why salt can worsen high blood pressure? Or why young people are less sensitive to salt’s effect on blood pressure? It comes down to slowed production of an anti-aging factor known as the Klotho protein…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

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5 conditions outside the brain that may increase dementia risk

5 conditions outside the brain that may increase dementia risk

Some forms of dementia may not begin in the brain. In fact, researchers say up to one in three cases are linked to conditions elsewhere in the body, pointing to modifiable factors that may help reduce your risk of losing precious memories.

Joyce Hollman

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What aldosterone and nitric oxide reveal about hard-to-treat blood pressure

What aldosterone and nitric oxide reveal about hard-to-treat blood pressure

Many factors can influence blood pressure, beyond salt, stress or aging. Take aldosterone and nitric oxide. This relationship explains why some cases don’t respond to standard treatment…

Virginia Tims-Lawson

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This common vitamin may influence Alzheimer’s risk years before symptoms appear

This common vitamin may influence Alzheimer’s risk years before symptoms appear

What if something you’re doing, or not doing, in midlife could shape your brain years from now? Researchers have uncovered a surprising link to a major Alzheimer’s marker. The findings may change how you think about long-term brain health.

Joyce Hollman

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Get breathless a few minutes daily to lower your risk of 8 major diseases

Get breathless a few minutes daily to lower your risk of 8 major diseases

You don’t need long workouts to protect your health. Dialing it down to brief bursts of daily vigorous activity — just enough to leave you breathless — can lower your risk of these eight chronic diseases…

Joyce Hollman

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The inflammation double whammy making respiratory infections more dangerous with age

The inflammation double whammy making respiratory infections more dangerous with age

Aging doesn’t just weaken the immune system. It may take inflammation to a level that makes respiratory infections significantly more dangerous. How this cycle unfolds in the lungs and what reduces your risk is need-to-know information before you get sick…

Carolyn Gretton

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The common cleaning habit harder on your lungs than you think

The common cleaning habit harder on your lungs than you think

Most people don’t think twice about using disinfectant sprays, but new research suggests what you breathe in while cleaning could be more harmful than if you swallowed it…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

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The surprising strategy that could reverse AFib

The surprising strategy that could reverse AFib

For decades, doctors have treated AFib using three main pillars: medications for heart rate, procedures to fix the heart’s rhythm, and blood thinners to prevent stroke. But an overlooked 4th pillar could reverse it…

Dr. Elizabeth Klodas MD, FACC

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A tale of two olive oils: One promotes brain health, the other faster decline

A tale of two olive oils: One promotes brain health, the other faster decline

One food at the forefront of brain health is olive oil. But a recent discovery found that not all olive oils are equal. In fact, choosing the wrong kind could put your brain on the fast track to cognitive decline…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

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Pomegranates may help tired immune cells act young again

Pomegranates may help tired immune cells act young again

Your immune system can get tired with age, but what if aging immune cells could act young again? Researchers are studying a compound that may help T cells renew their power source. And your gut may be able to make it from foods you already know.

Carolyn Gretton

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The surprising reason healthy eating may be linked to lung cancer

The surprising reason healthy eating may be linked to lung cancer

What if some of the healthiest foods on your plate were carrying something your body doesn’t need? Researchers studying nonsmokers, under 50, with lung cancer found a pattern that surprised even them. And the explanation is hiding in plain sight.

Carolyn Gretton

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The warning your gums send about your kidneys

The warning your gums send about your kidneys

Your gums may say more about your health than you realize. That’s because chronic kidney disease and gum disease may fuel each other through inflammation, immune changes and harmful oral bacteria. That makes these things a top priority…

Joyce Hollman