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Time-Restricted Eating Effective for Weight Loss in T2D

A US randomized clinical trial found that time-restricted eating (TRE) without calorie counting was effective for weight loss and lowering…

1 year ago

Metformin Cessation Linked to Increased Dementia Incidence

A US cohort study suggested that metformin cessation was associated with increased dementia incidence. The cohort consisted of 12 220 early…

1 year ago

Delayed Gut Microbiota Maturation in Infants Predictive of Allergic Diseases

Data from a multi-center longitudinal, prospective, general Canadian population birth cohort study provide insight of the infant microbiome that may…

2 years ago

Time-Restricted Eating Without Calorie Counting Effective for Weight Loss

A 1-year US randomized controlled trial concluded that time-restricted eating (TRE) without calorie counting is effective in weight loss, on…

2 years ago

<a><strong>Better Cardiovascular Health</strong></a><strong> Linked to Lower Cancer Risk</strong>

A French prospective cohort study concluded that better cardiovascular health (CVH) and the maintenance or improvement of CVH were associated…

2 years ago

<strong>Healthy Eating Patterns Linked to Lower Mortality</strong>

A prospective US cohort study with up to 36 years of follow-up concluded that greater adherence to several healthy eating…

2 years ago

<strong>Gum Disease Linked to Atrial Fibrosis</strong>

A prospective histological cohort study in Japan revealed the association of periodontitis with atrial fibrosis. The study enrolled 76 patients…

2 years ago

Short Sleep Duration Linked to Multimorbidity

A prospective UK cohort study suggested that short sleep duration was associated with the onset of chronic disease and multimorbidity.…

2 years ago

Comparative Effectiveness of Common Glucose-Lowering Medications Used with Metformin

A US multicenter, parallel-group, comparative-effectiveness clinical trial showed that when added to metformin, insulin glargine and glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist…

3 years ago

Artificial Sweeteners Linked to CVD Risk

A French population based prospective cohort study suggests a potential direct association between higher artificial sweetener consumption (especially aspartame, acesulfame…

3 years ago

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