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A sedentary lifestyle may accelerate biological aging

Sedentary Behavior May Lead to Shorter Telomeres in Women

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Cells of elderly women who sit most of the day look much older than their actual age
Seventeen million American adults may have masked hypertension

17 Million U.S. Adults May Have Masked Hypertension

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Masked hypertension more common among males, those with diabetes, older adults
Cognitive

Neurodevelopment at Age 2 Not Worse After ART Conception

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Cognitive, motor, language development similar for children born after ART versus natural conception
Breastfeeding mothers prefer supplementing themselves with vitamin D rather than supplementing their infants

Breastfeeding Mothers Prefer to Supplement Their Own Vitamin D

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Only 55 percent of mothers supplement infants with vitamin D; most prefer to supplement themselves
For infants at high risk of iron deficiency anemia

Delayed Clamping Reduces Anemia at 8, 12 Months of Age

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Reduced risk of anemia at 8 and 12 months for infants at high risk of iron deficiency anemia
Developing hypertension in very old age may provide some protection from dementia

Hypertension Onset After Age 80 May Protect Against Dementia

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Association independent of antihypertensive medication use
Over a decade

Number of Infants Born to Women Using Opioids Up Sharply

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Few treatment programs deal with substance abuse in expectant moms, federal report says
Just 20 minutes of moderate exercise may reduce inflammation in the body

Brief Bouts of Exercise Can Reduce Inflammation

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20 minutes on a treadmill linked to drop in immune cells tied to inflammation
Vulvar and vaginal melanomas have unique molecular features as compared to nongynecologic melanoma

Unique Molecular Features for Vulvar, Vaginal Melanomas

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BRAF most frequently mutated gene in VVMs, while NRAS mutations are rarely seen
Two leading medical organizations are recommending a less aggressive target for the treatment of hypertension in adults 60 and older who are otherwise healthy. The new clinical practice guideline was published online Jan. 17 in the Annals of Internal Medicine.

ACP, AAFP Raise BP Rx Threshold for Healthy Adults Over 60

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Guideline says therapy should begin after systolic BP meets or exceeds 150 mm Hg, not 140