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45 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• UCLA Health study finds cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia slows biological aging in older adults · UCLA Health study finds cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia slows biological aging in older adults.
• Scorpion Venom Peptides Show Promise for Liver Disease Treatments · Review highlights scorpion venom peptides as potential therapies for inflammatory and hepatic disorders.
• Higher Tyrosine Levels Tied to Shorter Lifespan, Especially in Men, Study Finds · A UK Biobank study found higher circulating tyrosine levels associated with shorter lifespan, with clearer evidence in men than women.
• Maternal Fruit and Vegetable Intake Linked to Lower Childhood Obesity Risk · A study in Spain found higher maternal fruit and vegetable consumption during pregnancy associated with lower offspring obesity risk at age four.
• Study Links Some Beverages to Depression and Anxiety, Coffee Exception · A meta-analysis of 2 million people links sugar-sweetened drinks and bubble tea to depression and anxiety, while coffee intake shows an inverse association.
• GLP-1 drugs reshape fashion and body culture · West Virginia University expert says GLP-1 medications are altering fashion trends and body positivity discourse.
• Review Maps Gut Microbiome Pathways to Cognitive Aging · A review synthesizes evidence linking diet, gut microbes, and immune pathways to cognitive aging mechanisms.
• Moderate Caffeine in Midlife Linked to Lower Dementia Risk · A perspective article suggests moderate caffeine consumption during midlife may reduce dementia risk later in life.
• Researchers Launch Multimodal Study on 4-Day Week Health Impacts · Sussex researchers begin a 14-week trial using MRI and blood tests to study 4-day week effects.
• Irregular Weekend Meal Timing Linked to Higher Heart Disease Risk in Men · A study of 104,000 adults finds weekend eating irregularities increase cardiovascular disease risk specifically in men.
• Semaglutide extends lifespan and slows physiological aging in healthy mice · Semaglutide extended lifespan by nearly 100 days in healthy older female mice, mimicking calorie restriction.
• Dietary Fat Sources Linked to Survival Rates in Prostate Cancer Patients · A new study links higher saturated and animal fat intake to increased mortality in nonmetastatic prostate cancer survivors.
• Preconception Folic Acid Linked to Fewer Peer Problems in Children · A study links maternal folic acid use before pregnancy to a lower risk of peer relationship problems in children aged 2–8.
• Mount Sinai receives $4.1M NIH grant to study environmental triggers in sickle cell disease · Mount Sinai receives $4.1M NIH grant to study environmental factors in sickle cell disease.
• Blocking EFHD1 protein protects against metabolic liver damage · University of Utah researchers found blocking EFHD1 protein prevents liver injury in mice and human cells.
• Specific Dietary Fibers Shape Infant Gut Microbiome and Barrier Function · New research indicates specific fibers like xyloglucan and pectin support healthy gut development in young children.
• Review Finds Sparse Evidence Linking Cannabis Use to Breast Milk Composition · A narrative review concludes that evidence on cannabis effects on breast milk nutrients and immunity remains sparse and inconclusive.
• Lifestyle Factors Worsen Genetic Causes of Male Infertility · New research shows unhealthy diets exacerbate genetic infertility in men.
• Personalized Elimination Diet Alters Gut Microbiome and Zonulin in Migraine Patients · A pilot trial found an IgG-guided elimination diet changed gut bacteria and reduced zonulin in adults with migraine.
• Better Cardiovascular Health Lowers Cognitive Impairment Risk in Diabetics · A new study finds better cardiovascular health reduces mild cognitive impairment risk in people with diabetes, even after accounting for genetic factors.
• Skin Yellowness May Reveal Fruit and Vegetable Intake Levels · A new study suggests skin yellowness measured by spectroscopy can objectively estimate fruit and vegetable consumption.
• Study Reveals How Tumors Reprogram Liver Fat Metabolism to Evade Immune Attack · Researchers found tumors release particles that reprogram liver fat metabolism to suppress CD8+ T cells and boost cancer growth.
• Study Links Gestational Age to Malnutrition in Children with Cerebral Palsy · New research indicates gestational age significantly impacts nutritional status and functional outcomes in children with cerebral palsy.
• Recombinant shingles vaccine tied to lower cardiovascular disease burden in older US adults · A Nature Medicine study linked recombinant shingles vaccine to a 9% lower seven-year cardiovascular disease burden in older US adults.
• Study reveals U.S. adults have varying interpretations of 'plant-based' diets · Research shows 56% of Americans associate 'plant-based' with veganism, while 35% see it as including animal products
• Pomegranate Extracts Offer Natural Alternative to Synthetic Veterinary Drugs · A comprehensive review highlights pomegranate's potential as a sustainable, natural alternative to synthetic veterinary drugs.
• Keto Diet Outperforms Mediterranean and Low-Fat Plans for Metabolic Health in Obesity Trial · A clinical trial found the ketogenic diet offered superior metabolic benefits for obese participants with prediabetes compared to Mediterranean and low-fat diets.
• Egg Yolk Peptides Protect Brain Cells from Oxidative Stress · Researchers found egg yolk peptides reduce oxidative stress in human neuroblastoma cells.
• University of Louisville Secures $11.6M Federal Grant for Metabolic Health Research · The University of Louisville receives $11.6 million in federal funding to launch a new center for metabolic health research.
• Study Finds Caffeine Does Not Improve Morning Cognition or Agility · A clinical trial found that 300 mg of caffeine did not enhance cognitive performance or reactive agility in young men.