Low carb diet best with vegetables and nuts, study finds
A Lancet Public Health study of over 15 000 adults followed 25 years shows the lowest mortality when 50 to 55 percent of calories come from carbohydrates. Replacing carbs with plant-based protein or fat linked to longer life, while animal protein or fat increased risk. Moderate carbs with fruits, vegetables, nuts, legumes, fish, dairy, and unprocessed meats advised.
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Harvard Medical School
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Andrew Mente
McMaster University
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Experimental autism drug testing expanded
Researchers at University of California San Diego and UCLA will extend a suramin trial for autism next year. Twenty boys aged 5 to 15 will receive three infusions over three months, paired with 20 controls. Some treated boys showed early social and language gains, while control participants showed minimal improvement.
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Robert Naviaux
Caregivers urged to prioritize self care amid rising burden
AARP researchers note more millennials become caregivers and face stress while juggling personal life. Denise Brown of Park Ridge promotes caregiving resources via caregiving com and Embracing Carers collaboration. Experts urge open family conversations, self care, and use of local supports to reduce isolation.
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Jean Accius
AARP
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Denise Brown
Caregiving.com
Brown
Niles
Rosemont
Tfl
Embracing Carers
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