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Researchers found that being fit between the ages of 16 and 25 was associated with lower risks of certain types of cancer, particularly ones that affect the GI tract.
The ‘impact of regular use of moisturizer to mitigate skin aging’ and ‘longevity proteins play a key role in promoting youthful skin properties’ were just two of the subjects presented by Estée Lauder during this year’s poster presentation.
Researchers followed over a million Swedish men over 30 years and found those with good cardiorespiratory fitness levels at the start were up to two-fifths less likely to develop the cancers
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 16, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Having good fitness while young can really pay off when it comes to cancer risk later in life.
Study examined whether other solutions might create less lung inflammation. The findings supported the continued use of saline.