News Medical featured a study by Mireille Jacobson on the purchase, carrying, and use of naloxone, a medication to reverse opioid overdose. MSN, Technology Networks, ScienMag, Medical Xpress, and Mirage News also shared the story.
Mirror UK covered research by Valter Longo where he emphasizes the importance of maintaining a 12-hour fasting window between dinner and breakfast, which can support cellular repair and slow the aging process.
Indian Express, DT Next, Daily Excelsior, Straits Times and others covered a study by Eunyoung Choi and Jennifer Ailshire discussing how living with extreme heat can accelerate the rate of aging.
Yahoo Life quoted Valter Longo in an article sharing four ways to live a more healthy and active lifestyle.
Amid an ongoing opioid crisis that contributes to shortening American lifespans, a new study addresses the lack of nationwide data on who keeps the lifesaving medication with them and uses it to reverse overdoses.
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Radio Health Journal featured an interview with Valter Longo on the potential benefits of fasting and fasting-mimicking diets when used in coordination with cancer treatments. The syndicated segment was shared widely across U.S. radio stations.
New York Times Well quoted Susan Enguidanos in an article on what to do if one receives a scary diagnosis. She recommended that patients research their condition only with reputable, doctor-reviewed sources, such as the Mayo Clinic health library. She also advises patients to record the appointment with their doctor on the phone: “Then you can listen back when you’re not in crisis.”
WBZ NewsRadio’s NightSide with Dan Rea interviewed Berenice Benayoun on the possible biological reasons why women live longer than men on average. “We know that in controlled conditions, being male is a detriment to a long lifespan.”
CBS News, New York Post others covered a study by Eunyoung Choi and Jennifer Ailshire discussing how living with extreme heat can accelerate the rate of aging. The study also received international media coverage in outlets such as ScienceNet.cn, Tencent News, Sohu, The Paper, Netease, PTI, India Today, Economic Times and others.
New York Times featured a study by Eunyoung Choi and Jennifer Ailshire on how more days of excessive heat correlates with increased biological aging in older adults. The widely covered study appeared in ABC News, New Scientist, New York Post, The Verge, Nature, ABC News (Australia), Mirror, The Sun, Talker, Parade, Chosun (South Korea), Bioengineer.org, and The Conversation.
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