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A study in Nature Aging suggests that certain nutrients in the Mediterranean diet may slow brain aging. Key nutrients include omega-3 fatty acids, carotenoids, and vitamin E, which are linked to better cognitive function and brain health.

Recent studies show that specific exercise regimens can reduce harmful lipid levels and improve muscle and skin health, offering new strategies to counteract aging.

Lower baseline testosterone and hormonal imbalances, including low SHBG and DHT levels, are significantly associated with increased all-cause and cardiovascular mortality in aging men.

In an unusual clinical presentation, a 63-year-old woman showed double corneal arcus during a routine cataract evaluation, highlighting the diversity of arcus manifestations.

Trigonelline, a natural compound in coffee, has been linked to improved muscle strength and longevity by promoting mitochondrial function and NAD+ synthesis, key in combating age-related muscle loss.

The AGS Beers Criteria highlights medications that pose significant risks to the elderly, such as growth hormones and certain antidepressants, guiding physicians towards safer prescribing practices.