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In 315,313 UK Biobank participants followed for 14 years, a healthy lifestyle was linked to lower risks of seven illnesses, with hazard ratios between 0.43 and 0.80.In 315,313 UK Biobank participants followed for 14 years, a healthy lifestyle was linked to lower risks of seven illnesses, with hazard ratios between 0.43 and 0.80.
The adjusted hazard ratio—a comparison of cancer rates over time—was 1.48 for higher versus lower estimated artery stiffness.The adjusted hazard ratio—a comparison of cancer rates over time—was 1.48 for higher versus lower estimated artery stiffness.
In 404,970 UK Biobank participants, each additional healthy lifestyle factor was linked to a 13% lower risk of sudden cardiac arrest.In 404,970 UK Biobank participants, each additional healthy lifestyle factor was linked to a 13% lower risk of sudden cardiac arrest.
In 130,489 Chinese adults with high blood pressure followed for 6–36 months, combined blood sugar and fat measures were more strongly linked to risk than traditional…In 130,489 Chinese adults with high blood pressure followed for 6–36 months, combined blood sugar and fat measures were more strongly linked to risk than traditional indicators.
Low versus high social satisfaction was linked to an attention-score gap comparable to that associated with being approximately 5.8 years older.Low versus high social satisfaction was linked to an attention-score gap comparable to that associated with being approximately 5.8 years older.
A cross-sectional study of 710 US Veterans aged 19–80 linked higher cumulative injury burden to more pronounced age-related differences in brain pathway condition.A cross-sectional study of 710 US Veterans aged 19–80 linked higher cumulative injury burden to more pronounced age-related differences in brain pathway condition.
Compared with never-smokers, ever-smokers of waterpipe had about a 60% higher risk of cardiovascular death, with a hazard ratio of 1.57.Compared with never-smokers, ever-smokers of waterpipe had about a 60% higher risk of cardiovascular death, with a hazard ratio of 1.57.
Among non-smoking non-drinkers, adults with no schooling had a mortality rate ratio of 2.76 in men and 2.93 in women compared to higher education.Among non-smoking non-drinkers, adults with no schooling had a mortality rate ratio of 2.76 in men and 2.93 in women compared to higher education.
Compared with low scores, high cardiovascular health was associated with lower all-cause mortality (men: aHR 0.43; women: aHR 0.34) and more disease-free years at age 50.Compared with low scores, high cardiovascular health was associated with lower all-cause mortality (men: aHR 0.43; women: aHR 0.34) and more disease-free years at age 50.
In a Swedish cohort, 5-ARI users had a 17% lower risk of laryngeal or hypopharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma than nonusers (adjusted hazard ratio, 0.83).In a Swedish cohort, 5-ARI users had a 17% lower risk of laryngeal or hypopharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma than nonusers (adjusted hazard ratio, 0.83).
In a longitudinal cohort, lifetime alcohol use disorder was associated with steeper cognitive decline, equivalent to 7.1 additional years of cognitive aging at age 60.In a longitudinal cohort, lifetime alcohol use disorder was associated with steeper cognitive decline, equivalent to 7.1 additional years of cognitive aging at age 60.
