Hormone therapy reduces Alzheimer #39;s risk in women
From Baltimore - Research published in Neurology finds that hormone therapy may reduce risk of Alzheimer #39;s disease in women. Studying nearly 1800 elderly women for 11 years, researchers found that those who began hormone therapy within 5 years of menopause had a 30% reduced risk of Alzhiemer #39;s disease when compared to those who did not use the therapy. From Pennsylvania - Partial sleep deprivation may be associated with obesity, according to a report published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Results of a meta-analysis examining studies from 1996-2011 found that sleep deprivation causes changes in hormone levels that promote hunger. From Chicago - New guidelines could mean millions of Americans will no longer need vitamin D supplementation, according to a report published in PLoS ONE. Based on data from nearly 1000 studies, the Institute of Medicine lowered the amount of vitamin D considered to be sufficient from 30 ng\/ml or above to 20 ng\/ml or above. The change means that nearly 80 million adults would no longer be considered vitamin D insufficient and would no longer have to take supplements.From:insidermedicineViews:1 1ratingsTime:01:27More inScience Technology<\/p>\n
See original here: Hormone therapy reduces Alzheimer's risk in women From Baltimore - Research published in Neurology finds that hormone therapy may reduce risk of Alzheimer's disease in women. Studying nearly 1800 elderly women for 11 years, researchers found that those who began hormone therapy within 5 years of menopause had a 30% reduced risk of Alzhiemer's disease when compared to those who did not use the therapy. From Pennsylvania - Partial sleep deprivation may be associated with obesity, according to a report published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Continue reading
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