ScienceDaily

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

• High-dose flu shot linked to 55% lower Alzheimer's risk in older adults · UTHealth Houston study finds high-dose flu vaccine reduces Alzheimer's risk for seniors.
• Study links 2-3 daily coffee cups to significantly lower dementia risk · Long-term US study finds moderate caffeinated coffee correlates with reduced dementia rates.
• University of Nottingham scientists develop gel that regrows tooth enamel · Researchers created a dental gel capable of regenerating natural human tooth enamel.
• Immature neuron activity linked to Alzheimer's cognitive resilience · Dutch neuroscientists found neuron behavior differs in Alzheimer's resistant brains.
• Excess cellular RNA damages mitochondria and starves cells of energy, study finds · Texas A&M researchers discover excess RNA directly impairs mitochondrial energy production.
• Flinders University researchers find medical healing potential in vanilla · Flinders University scientists identified vanillin may treat chronic wounds, infections and tissue damage.
• MIND Diet Linked To 2.5 Years Slower Brain Aging In Longitudinal Study · Longitudinal study finds MIND diet adherence correlates with reduced age-related brain tissue loss.
• Mount Sinai finds reversible Alzheimer's risk mechanisms in APOE4 gene studies · Mount Sinai researchers identified reversible damage pathways from the APOE4 Alzheimer's risk gene.
• Topical ABT-263 drug improves wound healing in aged mouse study · Boston University researchers found topical ABT-263 speeds wound healing in aged mice.
• Study identifies immune false alarm driving rapid aging genetic disorders · Researchers link overactive cGAS immune sensor to degeneration in rapid aging syndromes
• University of Sydney study links diet changes to lower biological age in 4 weeks · Diet modifications reduced biological age biomarkers in older adults after four weeks, study finds.
• Bat DNA reveals immune system links to extended longevity, study finds · Genomic analysis of long-lived bats identifies immune and cancer defense links to lifespan.
• Stanford Study Finds Sea Squirt Compounds Reverse Aging Signs in Mice · Researchers found dietary plasmalogens from sea squirts reversed aging signs in mice brains.
• Early childhood sugar exposure linked to lifelong health and ageing outcomes · Study finds sugar exposure before age 2 impacts cancer risk, ageing, and diet decades later.
• Study Links Estrogen Therapy to Reduced Alzheimer's Markers in Women · A study found women using estrogen-only hormone therapy had fewer Alzheimer's brain markers, though causation isn't proven.