Papers by Y Liu

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  1. Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine

    Vessel lining damage linked to heart dysfunction in Chinese adults

    In 503 retired adults in China, each 0.1-micrometre rise in a marker of vessel lining damage was linked to 12% higher odds of asymptomatic heart dysfunction.In 503 retired adults in China, each 0.1-micrometre rise in a marker of vessel lining damage was linked to 12% higher odds of asymptomatic heart dysfunction.

    Cohort study of 503 peopleBiomarkers
  2. Journal of Affective Disorders

    Higher fitness is linked to lower depression and anxiety risk

    In a study of UK adults, the highest fitness quartile had a 24% lower depression risk and 17% lower anxiety risk than the lowest quartile.In a study of UK adults, the highest fitness quartile had a 24% lower depression risk and 17% lower anxiety risk than the lowest quartile.

    Cohort study of 46,062 peopleAnxiety
  3. Nature Communications

    Early overfeeding speeds muscle loss and shortens life in mice

    Overfeeding young mice damaged gut microbes, impaired muscle cell energy production, and worsened age-related muscle wasting in later life.Overfeeding young mice damaged gut microbes, impaired muscle cell energy production, and worsened age-related muscle wasting in later life.

    Experiments in miceMuscle
  4. Journal of Alzheimer's Disease

    Uneven aging across body systems linked to cognitive decline

    In 1,688 older adults in China, an index tracking uneven aging across five routine blood markers was associated with steeper cognitive decline over three years.In 1,688 older adults in China, an index tracking uneven aging across five routine blood markers was associated with steeper cognitive decline over three years.

    Cohort study of 2,912 peopleBiomarkers
  5. eLife

    Periodic red light exposure eases cellular aging in mice

    In aged mice, periodic red light exposure raised histone acetylation across tissues and reduced SIRT4 levels in skin cells to activate lipid metabolism.In aged mice, periodic red light exposure raised histone acetylation across tissues and reduced SIRT4 levels in skin cells to activate lipid metabolism.

    Experiments in miceInterventions
  6. BMC Public Health

    Indoor particles linked to death risk in older Chinese adults

    In older Chinese adults, each one-microgram rise in indoor fine particles per cubic metre was linked to a 0.3% higher risk of death.In older Chinese adults, each one-microgram rise in indoor fine particles per cubic metre was linked to a 0.3% higher risk of death.

    Cohort study of 12,607 peoplePopulations