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Study reveals impressive skin benefits of blueberries - Vimarsana News

Study reveals impressive skin benefits of blueberries

The benefits of topical and dietary blueberry supplementation in preventing environmental stressor-mediated skin damage and preserving skin health.

Protecting the heart during menopausal transition may help protect brain health - Vimarsana News

Protecting the heart during menopausal transition may help protect brain health

The research, published in the journal Alzheimer's & Dementia, is further evidence that the menopause transition is a particularly important time for women and their doctors to pay attention to heart health, in turn protecting their brain health.

Arrowhead Hosts R&D Day Highlighting Its Pipeline of RNAi Therapeutics - Vimarsana News

Arrowhead Hosts R&D Day Highlighting Its Pipeline of RNAi Therapeutics

- New Clinical Data on ARO-RAGE Show Continued Dose Response with Single Inhaled Dose of 184 mg Achieving Mean Knockdown of 90% and Max of 95% - Adipose Delivery Platform Achieved Single Dose... | June 1, 2023

Green Mediterranean diet reshapes DNA methylation, boosts metabolism - Vimarsana News

Green Mediterranean diet reshapes DNA methylation, boosts metabolism

Study explores the effects of a green-MED diet enriched in polyphenols and reduced in red/processed meat on the methylome and transcriptome levels. It aims to uncover the molecular mechanisms underlying the observed metabolic improvements.

COVID-19 'bites the apple': Abdominal obesity ignites cytokine storm - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 'bites the apple': Abdominal obesity ignites cytokine storm

Abdominal obesity increases the risk of severe COVID-19 and mortality due to heightened inflammatory responses, according to a study on Japanese patients and a murine COVID-19 model. Blocking inflammatory cytokines and preventing obesity may improve survival rates.