Newswise — ORLANDO, FL (March 7, 2025) — The 2025 American Academy of Dermatology Annual Meeting will take place March 7-11 in Orlando. The meeting will feature nearly 300 educational sessions with more than 1,700 speakers discussing the latest research on skin, hair, and nails, including topics on how diet and lifestyle can transform skin…
Much attention has been paid in recent years to life expectancy, particularly in the United States, where it remains lower than in many other industrialised nations that spend less on healthcare. But with data suggesting 79 per cent of American adults aged 60 and older have two or more chronic illnesses – such as diabetes,…
Much attention has been paid in recent years to life expectancy in the U.S., which remains lower than in many other industrialized nations that spend less on health care. But with data suggesting 79% of adults 60 and older have two or more chronic illnesses – such as diabetes, heart disease and high blood pressure…
“Healthspan means living better, not just longer,” said Dr. Corey Rovzar, a postdoctoral fellow at the Stanford Prevention Research Center within the university’s School of Medicine in California. “We’re talking about those years that are free from any significant chronic disease or any significant disability that might affect one’s quality of life.” Image for illustration…
Dec 18, 2024 01:19 PM IST We’re living longer than ever before in human history. But a study featuring data from 183 countries shows living longer doesn’t always mean living healthier. New research has found that the gap between lifespan and ‘healthspan’ — meaning the years of life lived in good health — is getting…
Dec 14, 2024 11:42 AM IST People are living longer but apparently not healthier. A study shows the growing healthspan-lifespan gap. Lifespan increased substantially with the advancement in the medical field and health care. Compared to the previous years, lifespan expectancy has increased. So people are living longer than ever. However, people may not be…
Drinking coffee could add almost two years of healthy living to one’s life, according to a new study that reviewed previously published research. New study says coffee lovers may live longer – Here’s why!(Shutterstock) The study, published in Ageing Research Reviews journal, found that the benefits of drinking coffee “correspond to an average increase in…
Drinking coffee might extend your lifespan by almost two years, a recent study suggests. The research, published in the Ageing Research Reviews journal, indicates that moderate coffee consumption can significantly enhance healthspan, adding an average of 1.8 years to life. Conducted by researchers from Portugal, the study emphasizes the importance of dietary interventions in…