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Number of daily meals, not intermittent fasting, associated with long-term weight change
In the general population, long-term weight change is strongly associated with the average daily number of medium and large meals but not with a specific time-restricted eating strategy, researchers reported.
Adults with overweight, obesity may have decreased response to vitamin D supplements
The effect of vitamin D supplementation on total 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels may be blunted for adults with a higher BMI, according to a post hoc analysis of data from the VITAL trial.
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School-based food-related intervention confers LDL, HbA1c reductions in children
A school-based nutrition, gardening and cooking intervention was associated with reductions in LDL and HbA1c in children who participated, researchers reported in JAMA Network Open.
AI model backs ‘the lower the better’ blood pressure strategy in patients with diabetes
Via deep learning modeling, researchers in the U.K. observed a monotonic relationship between elevated BP and CV events in patients with diabetes, and not a J-shaped relationship as observed in prior studies.
Happy, accepted teens more likely to maintain good cardiometabolic health
Teens who feel happy, accepted and loved are more likely to maintain good cardiometabolic health as adults, and data show Black youths in particular were more harmed by fewer psychological assets, researchers reported.
Odds of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease greater after menopause
Menopausal status was associated with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, with postmenopausal women having more than double the odds compared with premenopausal women, researchers reported.
Adequate hydration may slow biological aging, reduce disease risk
Adults with elevated serum sodium in middle age, a marker of inadequate fluid intake, were more likely to be biologically older than their chronological age and develop chronic diseases compared with adequately hydrated adults, data show.
Women who eat more ultraprocessed foods more likely to have leptin resistance
Women who eat more ultraprocessed foods are more likely to have leptin resistance and may have alterations in their gut microbiota, according to a study published in Nutrition, Metabolism & Cardiovascular Diseases.
Postload glucose levels tied to incident AF in older women
In older adults, elevated postload glucose levels were associated with incident atrial fibrillation, particularly in women, researchers reported in Heart.
Benefits of empagliflozin consistent regardless of cause of HFrEF
Empagliflozin on top of guideline recommended therapy improved CV and renal outcomes in HF with reduced ejection fraction, regardless of whether the cause of HF was ischemic or not, a study found.
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