The study found that there were statistically significant differences between the vaping and non-vaping groups for all categories, including for participants who were at an elevated risk for an eating disorder (e-cigarette use: 29.6% vs. non-use: 23.9%) and participants who self-reported any lifetime eating disorder diagnosis (e-cigarette use: 5.8% vs. The post Significant association found between e-cigarette use and eating disorders in young adult populations appeared first on Med Lifestyle.

Over the course of a multidecade longitudinal study, the researchers discovered that exercise reduces the risk of incurring future anxiety disorders by 62%. In a recently published study, a Swedish research team performed a large-scale observational study in hopes of finding whether or not exercise aids in long-term prevention of The post Physical exercise associated with lower long-term incidence of anxiety appeared first on Med Lifestyle.

A new study claims to have discovered 33 metabolites that are linked with dementia. The finding may provide the foundation for a possible future cure for this disease currently afflicting millions worldwide. (Above: Amyloid plaques are proteins that clump together between the brain cells of Alzheimer’s disease patients.) Dementia, a general The post New Dementia biomarkers found in blood could open doors to new therapies for Alzheimer’s disease appeared first on Med Lifestyle.

The researchers found that people between the ages of 18 and 24 were at the greatest risk of gaining weight and becoming obese. When young adults (18-24) were compared to the oldest age group (65-74), young adults were 4-6 times more likely to move up in BMI category within 10 The post 18-24 year olds found to be most at risk for obesity appeared first on Med Lifestyle.