Marathon mice engineered to run longer and farther
Researchers at the Salk Institute unveiled mice genetically modified to run longer and farther, mimicking exercise effects. The marathon mice resist obesity on a high-fat diet and may influence views on performance enhancement and weight control.
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Obesity Linked to Nine Cancers Raising Health Concern
Washington report notes obesity raises risk for at least nine cancers including colon breast uterus kidney esophagus pancreas gallbladder liver and a stomach section. Experts urge deeper study of fat cells’ role to improve screening treatment and survival.
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One in three Americans now have high blood pressure
Government researchers report that about 65 million adults in the United States have high blood pressure, up from 50 million a decade ago. Experts cite aging, rising obesity, and sedentary lifestyles as key factors.
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