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“Adults with vs. without COPD lost more years of life, and the number of lost years from COPD was similar across never, current and former smokers, according to” research. Investigators came to this conclusion after using “data from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Pooled Cohorts Study” to assess “45,886 individuals aged 17 to 98 years.” The findings  were presented at the American Thoracic Society International Conference and published in JAMA Internal Medicine.

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Number Of Lost Years Of Life From COPD Was Similar Across Never, Current, And Former Smokers, Research Indicates

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@DirtyTesLa Wen?

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@nikkharris This happens with FSD as well.

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Researchers discovered that in cognitively healthy older adults, having two or more frontal release signs significantly increased the likelihood of progressing to dementia within seven years (HR 1.78, 95% CI 1.02-3.09). The results were published in JAMA Network Open.

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A study indicates that primitive or regressive reflexes, also known as frontal release signs, observed later in life are linked to a higher risk of developing dementia. https://t.co/7gw3KWOqil

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@SawyerMerritt @niccruzpatane @Tesla Rerating wen?

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According to MedPage Today (6/4, George), a large longitudinal study of older U.S. adults found that individuals in the highest ultraprocessed food consumption group had a 58% increased risk of developing dementia over nearly nine years, although the trend across groups was not statistically significant. Additionally, those consuming the most ultraprocessed foods were 46% more likely to experience mild cognitive impairment, and overall, they had a 47% higher chance of developing either condition. The results were published in the American Journal of Public Health.

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A study shows that people who consumed the most ultraprocessed foods were more likely to develop dementia or cognitive impairment than those who ate the least. https://t.co/0BDvezv4Hw

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@teslaownersSV @RobinhoodApp

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@niccruzpatane Why are you driving? Just chill and let FSD do the driving.

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@ChrisDungeon Unfortunately, this would require Tesla to match or surpass Waymo in UNSUPERVISED Robotaxi. It certainly is an unfair metric but that’s how analysts are biased against Tesla.

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Contrary to earlier research suggesting a link, young male athletes and fitness enthusiasts are not more prone to develop A-fib. Researchers analyzed data from over 1 million young Swedish men collected from 1972 to 1995 through national service records. Initially, the data showed that men with the highest fitness levels had a higher risk of A-fib compared to less fit peers. However, after age 45, benefits appeared to outweigh risks. A sibling comparison revealed that the association between fitness and A-fib weakened significantly, shifting the risk-benefit balance more favorably, even among younger individuals. The researchers concluded that previous links between fitness and A-fib might partly result from shared familial factors. The study was published in Circulation

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A study indicates that high fitness levels in young men do not increase the risk of atrial fibrillation (A-fib). https://t.co/1hvbAdip8p.

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The study involved 254 patients in Saudi Arabia who used GLP-1 RA injections for at least a month. Most patients (76.0%) experienced hair loss, while 24.0% did not report any. Among those with hair loss, 43.5% described it as moderate, 35.8% as severe, and 20.7% as mild. Hair loss often worsened over time, with 48.2% reporting progression. Severe hair loss was particularly common among patients taking tirzepatide (43.4%) and liraglutide for weight management (42.9%). Men had lower odds of experiencing hair loss compared to women, with an adjusted odds ratio of 0.36. The findings were published in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology.

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A study reported that over 75% of patients starting GLP-1 RAs experienced new or worsening hair shedding, with women facing significantly higher risks than men. https://t.co/dcAcAP7MwL

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Research shows that individuals who stop smoking have a reduced risk of developing dementia, particularly if they do not gain excessive weight afterward. These individuals have about a 16% lower chance of dementia compared to those who continue smoking. The study's results were published in the journal Neurology.

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The research, which involved 21 participants undergoing four sessions with different drug combinations, showed that neither treatment provided strong relief. While opioids decreased pain sensitivity, they did not significantly lower self-reported pain levels, and cannabis showed no apparent benefit.

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A study published in Anesthesiology found that neither the cannabinoid dronabinol nor the opioid hydromorphone alone significantly eased pain in patients with knee arthritis.

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Researchers found that each increase in particle pollution exposure nearly quadruples the risk of LBD. Similarly, the risk for Parkinson’s-related dementia more than doubles with increased exposure. Although both pollutants pose risks, nitrogen dioxide’s associated risk was smaller than that of particle pollution, yet higher exposure still nearly doubled the likelihood of developing Lewy body dementia. The study was published in JAMA Network Open.

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A study indicates that exposure to air pollutants like particle pollution and nitrogen dioxide is associated with a higher risk of Lewy body dementia (LBD) and dementia related to Parkinson’s disease. https://t.co/9TdoNL7BER