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Older adult performing resistance exercise with trainer, concept for brain aging clocks and brain health

Resistance Exercise Reduces Brain Aging by 2 Years

Resistance exercise slowed brain aging clocks by up to 2.3 years using longitudinal rsfMRI neuroimaging data.

COPD inhaler in a patient’s hand illustrating COPD exacerbation risk after stopping LAMA or ICS

COPD Exacerbation Risk Spikes After Stopping LAMA or ICS

Stopping LAMA or ICS in COPD, raised exacerbation risk for three months, with pronounced withdrawal-associated spikes.

Polyphenol-rich foods dark chocolate representing exercise-induced inflammation and oxidative stress research.

Inflammatory Effects of Polyphenol-Rich Foods Before Exercise

Polyphenol-rich foods before hard exercise raised blood polyphenols but did not consistently reduce early inflammation markers.

Neonatal sepsis concept with newborn care team in hospital nursery

Neonatal Sepsis Is Falling, But Not Everywhere

Neonatal sepsis rates fell globally from 1990 to 2021, yet detection rose and poverty shaped where deaths clustered across regions.

AMJ Respiratory 4 [Supplement 1] 2026

COPD remains one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in the USA, contributing to thousands of emergency visits…

The Role of Triple Therapy in Proactive COPD Care

New evidence challenges traditional COPD management, suggesting that earlier intervention may improve outcomes and reduce exacerbation…

Serving Size Information Often Fails Snack Shoppers

Serving size information on packaged snacks rarely matches front-of-pack cues, limiting portion guidance in supermarkets today.

Patient walking during gait analysis for early-stage knee osteoarthritis joint loading assessment

Early-Stage Knee Osteoarthritis Shows Underloading

Early-stage knee osteoarthritis may involve knee underloading, with lower second contact force peaks during barefoot walking.

Botanical extracts and toxic elements risk assessment concept with supplement capsules and laboratory testing

Botanical Extracts Add Little, Raise Toxic Elements

Botanical extracts provided negligible nutrition however could increase element exposure; inorganic arsenic and lead were concerns.

Charcoal grill smoke rising during pork belly cooking, illustrating polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons exposure risk.

Charcoal Grilling Smoke Shows Very High Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in charcoal grill smoke reached extreme levels during pork belly cooking, researchers report.