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Novel biomarkers of risk for future dementia found - Vimarsana News

Novel biomarkers of risk for future dementia found

I hope that people reading about this study will understand that they can take ownership of their health

Heart-healthy habits keep you biologically young, study shows - Vimarsana News

Heart-healthy habits keep you biologically young, study shows

A new study in the Journal of the American Heart Association reveals that heart-healthy lifestyle factors are linked to younger biological age and lower cardiovascular disease risk through DNA methylation.

Looking For Key To Slow Aging? Study Suggests Embracing A Heart-Healthy Lifestyle - Vimarsana News

Looking For Key To Slow Aging? Study Suggests Embracing A Heart-Healthy Lifestyle

Researchers now say that adopting a heart-healthy lifestyle could be the key to slowing down biological aging.

Eight lifestyle factors proven to slash your risk of dying from multiple causes, including heart attack and stroke by nearly 80 PERCENT - Vimarsana News

Eight lifestyle factors proven to slash your risk of dying from multiple causes, including heart attack and stroke by nearly 80 PERCENT

A new report from the American Heart Association found that people who tailored their lifestyle based on eight factors were 39 percent less likely to die from stroke or heart attack.

Study finds heart healthy behaviors may help reverse rapid cell aging - Vimarsana News

Study finds heart healthy behaviors may help reverse rapid cell aging

The benefit of better heart health may be associated with the positive impact of heart healthy lifestyle factors on biological aging (the age of the body and its cells), according to research published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.