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The article explores how exercise intensity modulates communication between organs and its associations with health outcomes.
A study finds that Semaglutide, a drug for diabetes and weight loss, is associated with a 26% lower predicted risk of dementia over a 5-year period.
A study from Columbia University finds that chronic mild sleep deprivation (about 80 minutes less per night) can lead to weight gain and increased sedentary time, challenging prior assumptions that only severe sleep loss affects weight.
Routine vaccines like those for flu, shingles, and Tdap are linked to lower dementia risk, with a new hypothesis suggesting they may train the innate immune system, previously thought untrainable, offering potential new avenues for dementia prevention.