Papers by J Park

255 results

  1. bioRxiv

    Restricting eating hours led to lasting fat loss in flies

    In a fly experiment, ten days of restricted feeding reduced stored fat compared with unrestricted feeding, and the loss persisted when unrestricted feeding resumed.In a fly experiment, ten days of restricted feeding reduced stored fat compared with unrestricted feeding, and the loss persisted when unrestricted feeding resumed.

    Preprint: experiments in fliesDietary restriction
  2. Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy

    Sunitinib selectively killed senescent cells in the lab

    A drug screen in human connective-tissue cells linked the selective killing effect to a protein that receives growth signals.A drug screen in human connective-tissue cells linked the selective killing effect to a protein that receives growth signals.

    Experiments in human cellsInterventions
  3. Annals of Internal Medicine

    Fluvoxamine may ease fatigue in adults with long COVID

    Mean Fatigue Severity Scale scores were 0.43 points lower than placebo at day 60 and 0.58 points lower at day 90.Mean Fatigue Severity Scale scores were 0.43 points lower than placebo at day 60 and 0.58 points lower at day 90.

    Randomised trial in 399 peopleInterventions
  4. Alzheimer's Research & Therapy

    Probable REM sleep disorder links to Lewy body dementia

    In a memory clinic cohort, probable REM sleep behaviour disorder was linked to incident Lewy body dementia with a hazard ratio of 4.82.In a memory clinic cohort, probable REM sleep behaviour disorder was linked to incident Lewy body dementia with a hazard ratio of 4.82.

    Cohort study of 5,274 peopleDementia
  5. Brain Imaging and Behavior

    Brainstem volume links to better memory in midlife

    In 198 adults aged 40 to 65, larger brainstem volume tied to better memory, with the strongest link seen in participants with elevated arterial stiffness.In 198 adults aged 40 to 65, larger brainstem volume tied to better memory, with the strongest link seen in participants with elevated arterial stiffness.

    Cross-sectional study of 198 peoplePopulations