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High-dose DHA changed the biological marker under study without outperforming placebo on cognitive tests.
Read story: DHA changed a biological marker, but a two-year trial did not demonstrate cognitive benefit ↗
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FAST-2 combined brief exercise with remote guidance and regular reminders. The trial tested this package, not the independent contribution of guidance or…
Read story: Brief supported exercise programme improved function tests in older adults with walking difficulty ↗
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In DRAW2, 169 people after hip or knee replacement received six weeks of home rehabilitation, telerehabilitation or no structured program. Rehabilitation was…
Read story: Does home rehabilitation after joint replacement fail to add functional benefits? ↗
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Fifty-eight adults with controlled hypertension completed beach-tennis and seated-rest sessions on different days. Blood pressure was lower after exercise in both sexes,…
Read story: Blood pressure fell after beach tennis—but the study measured a short-term effect ↗
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After one cycling session in 25 healthy men, researchers found changes in more than 3,000 proteins across plasma, saliva and urine. A…
Read story: Thousands of proteins changed after one cycling session: a molecular map of exercise ↗
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In a controlled study involving 40 older adults, 10 weeks of device-assisted calf training improved walking speed and muscle strength more than…
Read story: Calf exercises may improve walking speed in older adults ↗
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Researchers examined step counts, blood pressure and cognitive tests in 3,093 All of Us participants. More daily steps were associated with better…
Read story: Daily steps and blood pressure studied alongside cognition ↗
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A review of 21 studies, including 14 randomized trials, found improvements in motor symptoms and walking capacity with Nordic walking. It was…
Read story: What does research say about Nordic walking in Parkinson’s? ↗
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In postpartum data from 55 adolescent mothers and their infants, maternal fat mass was associated with leptin in blood and milk. Higher…
Read story: Milk hormones may reflect characteristics of mothers and infants ↗
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Among 256 middle-aged South Korean adults, light activity and reported walking were positively associated with mitochondrial DNA copy number in blood. The…
Read story: Tracing light movement at the cellular level: a link with mitochondrial DNA ↗
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Ninety-six adults with hypertension were randomized to breathing exercises, high-intensity bodyweight intervals, both, or control for 10 weeks. Blood pressure was lower…
Read story: Breathing and interval exercise compared in hypertension ↗
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Laboratory experiments found that antibiotic stress promoted protein transfer inside small bacterial vesicles. In E. coli, receiving these proteins increased persistence during…
Read story: Bacteria share proteins to survive antibiotic stress ↗
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In preclinical lung cancer models, researchers linked tumor production of the signaling molecule PGE2 to sensory nerves involved in cancer-associated wasting. A…
Read story: Cancer wasting may involve more than eating less: clues from animal models ↗
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Human datasets linked greater physical activity with a lower prevalence of some forms of clonal blood-cell production. In mice, uninterrupted sleep and…
Read story: Sleep and exercise may affect blood-cell clones differently by mutation ↗
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Researchers used a short computer task to study how people evaluate outcomes. Participants with major depression showed a higher and less flexible…
Read story: A brief game-like task offers clues about decision-making in depression ↗