Researchers identified a J-shaped dose–response relationship, with minimal anxiety risk at six sedentary hours per day but a steep increase beyond this threshold, while walking for more than ten minutes on most days mitigated this effect.
New research reveals one-hour daily TV viewing may significantly reduce cardiovascular disease risk among those with genetic predisposition to Type 2 diabetes, potentially offering a simple intervention strategy for preventing atherosclerotic events.
Despite declines in tobacco use, adults with disabilities had higher usage rates. Differences in use across cumulative disabilities persisted or worsened, the study found.
New research emphasizes early detection of underlying neurologic conditions can improve outcomes for patients presenting with lower urinary tract symptoms
Requiring hospital-based care for hallucinogen use was associated with increases in risk of death relative to the general population, particularly from suicide, researchers report in a large cohort study.