Intermittent fasting rebuilds the mitochondria of brown fat in obese mice

Intermittent fasting rebuilds the mitochondria of brown fat in obese mice

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Vitamin B5 Derivative Shows Early Promise Against Psoriasis

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Itaconate, an immune cell metabolite, rewires inflammation by chemically tagging key proteins

Macrophages make itaconate, which tags inflammatory proteins like NLRP3, STING1 and GPX4. This review maps how it controls inflammation and cell death.

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GLP-1 Drugs Show Mixed Results for Reducing Pancreatic Fat
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GLP-1 Drugs Show Mixed Results for Reducing Pancreatic Fat

A six-study review finds promise but inconsistent human evidence that GLP-1 drugs reduce pancreatic fat, with no direct human data for semaglutide.

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Off-Pump Bypass Shows No Clear Overall Advantage in Frail Older Adults

In 508 older adults with frailty, bypass techniques showed no significant difference in major complications, but off-pump surgery had fewer infections.

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Semaglutide Lowers Heart Filling Pressures in Patients With Obesity and HFpEF
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Semaglutide Lowers Heart Filling Pressures in Patients With Obesity and HFpEF

A randomized trial found semaglutide reduced heart filling pressures, with normal readings at rest and exercise in over half of treated patients.

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Low-dose rapamycin boosts brain blood flow in people at genetic risk for Alzheimer's
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Low-dose rapamycin boosts brain blood flow in people at genetic risk for Alzheimer's

A four-week low-dose rapamycin trial improved brain blood flow in middle-aged APOE4 carriers, with women showing the strongest benefit, years before symptoms.

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New Framework Challenges Claims That Cosmetic Treatments Regenerate Skin
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New Framework Challenges Claims That Cosmetic Treatments Regenerate Skin

Smoother skin does not necessarily mean regenerated skin. A new framework separates cosmetic improvement from restoration of skin biology.

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Full-Fat Dairy Leaves Weight and Cholesterol Unchanged in a Small 12-Week Trial
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Full-Fat Dairy Leaves Weight and Cholesterol Unchanged in a Small 12-Week Trial

A trial in 74 adults challenges assumptions about full-fat dairy, but its short duration and differing calorie targets limit the conclusions.

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Higher Methyl-Donor Nutrient Intake Tracks With Lower Frailty Odds
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Higher Methyl-Donor Nutrient Intake Tracks With Lower Frailty Odds

In 13,528 U.S. adults, higher methyl-donor nutrient scores tracked with lower frailty odds. Oxidative stress may help explain the association.

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UK Lupus Study Finds Unequal Responses After Treatment Escalation
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UK Lupus Study Finds Unequal Responses After Treatment Escalation

Only 23% met major response criteria after stronger lupus treatment. Black patients had greater initial disease burden and lower observed response.

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NAD+ Supplements Alone Fall Short Against Age-Related Muscle Loss
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NAD+ Supplements Alone Fall Short Against Age-Related Muscle Loss

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Injectable Gel Helps a Repair Protein Rebuild Injured Muscle in Preclinical Study
Regenerative Medicine

Injectable Gel Helps a Repair Protein Rebuild Injured Muscle in Preclinical Study

A gel released Cripto for up to 28 days and improved muscle repair in a preclinical model, while a single protein injection did not.

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