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WMJNov 4

Prevalence and Incidental Detection Rates of Thoracic Aortic Dilation and Aneurysm Across Computed Tomography Imaging Modalities in a Veteran Population

Cohort study of 6,795 peopleThoracic aortic aneurysm

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Journal of the National Medical AssociationNov 4

National trends and demographic disparities in concurrent atrial fibrillation and chronic kidney disease mortality in the United States, 1999-2024

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Cross-sectional study of 207,853 peopleAtrial fibrillation

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BMC MedicineNov 4

Mobile lifestyle program lowered odds of high blood pressure

At 24 months, hypertension odds were lower with the six-month program than in the control group, with an odds ratio of 0.20.At 24 months, hypertension odds were lower with the six-month program than in the control group, with an odds ratio of 0.20.

Randomized trialHypertension

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Advances in Kidney Disease and HealthNov 4

Preeclampsia and Risk of Future Hypertension in Women and Offspring

ReviewMechanisms

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Archives of Physical Medicine and RehabilitationNov 4

Two exercise programs increased walking distance in obesity

Six-minute walking distance was 64.20 meters greater with breathing-focused exercise than with no exercise, compared with 57.33 meters greater with standard exercise.Six-minute walking distance was 64.20 meters greater with breathing-focused exercise than with no exercise, compared with 57.33 meters greater with standard exercise.

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Randomized trial · 51 peopleAerobic exercise

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Journal of the American Geriatrics SocietyNov 4

Outcome Disparities in Geriatric Hip Fracture: Orthogeriatric Co‐Management Versus Internal Medicine Admission

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Cohort study of 443 peopleHip fracture

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Scientific ReportsNov 4

Effects of a 12-week aerobic exercise and nutrition intervention on continuous glucose monitoring-derived glycemic variability in breast cancer survivors: an exploratory study

Randomized trial in 27 peopleAerobic exercise

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American Journal of Preventive CardiologyNov 4

Lifestyle factors and the incidence of premature major adverse cardiovascular events in the VA Million Veteran Program

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Cohort study of 71,968 peopleCardiovascular disease

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PLOS OneNov 4

Effects and mechanisms of exercise timing on cognitive function in older type 2 diabetes mellitus patients with mild cognitive impairment: A magnetic resonance imaging-based randomized controlled trial protocol

Study protocolMild cognitive impairment

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Journal of NeuroimmunologyNov 4

Urolithin A ameliorates experimental autoimmune myasthenia gravisin association with mitochondrial quality control–related and inflammasome signaling changes

Experiments in ratsUrolithin A

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Cell ReportsNov 4

Intermittent fasting enhances muscle repair in mice

Experiments in mice found that intermittent fasting expanded muscle stem cells and helped their descendants multiply and merge into muscle fibers.Experiments in mice found that intermittent fasting expanded muscle stem cells and helped their descendants multiply and merge into muscle fibers.

Mouse studyIntermittent fasting

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Cell BiomaterialsNov 4

RNA delivery boosts responses in aged human T cells in the lab

In laboratory experiments, delivering several gene-regulating RNAs together enhanced activation and cell-killing responses in aged human T cells.In laboratory experiments, delivering several gene-regulating RNAs together enhanced activation and cell-killing responses in aged human T cells.

Human cell studyBlood and immune system

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CellsNov 4

Age-linked marks in human brain cells overlap Alzheimer’s changes

An observational analysis of brain tissue from 29 neurologically healthy donors linked age-related changes in non-neuronal cells to molecular patterns associated with…An observational analysis of brain tissue from 29 neurologically healthy donors linked age-related changes in non-neuronal cells to molecular patterns associated with Alzheimer’s disease.