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A review of 350+ papers suggests lower protein intake could support healthy aging, linking protein restriction to longer lifespan in animals and better metabolic health in humans even when calories rise.
Swimming enhances heart muscle strength and promotes beneficial cardiac adaptations more effectively than running, according to findings from animal model comparisons of aerobic exercise. https://doi.org/hbztdm
New research identifies two MASH subtypes with distinct risks, paving the way for tailored treatments. This could transform the management of fatty liver disease and improve patient outcomes. https://doi.org/g8t6kd
Low caffeine doses improved endurance time-trial performance, and 4–6 mg/kg gave the most consistent effect at about 2.18% faster finishes on average. Evidence above 6 mg/kg is missinghttps://doi.org/hb8hvnvn
A new investigational drug targeting the DGAT2 enzyme has demonstrated significant improvement in liver health for adults with metabolic fatty liver disease in a recent clinical trial. https://doi.org/g9zm66
A recent study indicates that back-assist exosuits can enhance lifting endurance and reduce injury risk, offering significant benefits for workplace safety in both civilian and defense sectors. https://doi.org/g8wg7q