Gene variation tied to big cholesterol particles and longevity
A study in JAMA led by Dr. Nir Barzilai found that people aged 95 and up often carry a gene variation that produces larger HDL and LDL particles. The Ashkenazi group and their children showed bigger lipoprotein particles and higher HDL levels, suggesting genetics may influence exceptional longevity.
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Tanning Salon Use Linked to Higher Melanoma Risk
An eight year study of 106379 Scandinavian women finds women who visit tanning salons more than once monthly have 55 percent higher odds of malignant melanoma, with risk doubling for women in their 20s. The study ties adolescent sunburns and lamp use to later melanoma susceptibility.
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