(IN BRIEF) A study by the Technical University of Munich (TUM), LMU Hospital Munich, and Helmholtz Munich found that while intermittent fasting benefits adult mice by improving insulin sensitivity, it harms beta cell development in adolescent mice, which could have … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Financial, Germany, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology
Tagged adolescent mice, adolescents, Alexander Bartelt, beta cell function, Cell Reports, cellular development, diabetes treatment, dietary practices, Health Risks, Helmholtz Munich, insulin sensitivity, insulin-producing beta cells, intermittent fasting, LMU Hospital Munich, metabolic health, METABOLISM, single-cell sequencing, Stephan Herzig, Technical University of Munich, teenage health, TUM, type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes
(IN BRIEF) A study commissioned by Vienna Insurance Group (VIG) reveals significant gaps in risk awareness among young people aged 18-29, who are more prone to taking risks without fully understanding their potential consequences. The study, conducted across nine countries, … Read the full press release
Posted in Austria, Banks, Business, Economy, Education, Environment, Financial, Industrial, Insurance, Investment, Management, News, Technology
Tagged 18-29 age group, accidents, Cybercrime, Dr. Hartwig Löger, Education, educational initiatives, Financial Knowledge, financial literacy, Financial Planning, Gallup International, health insurance, Health Risks, Omniasig, pensions, property damage, risk awareness, risk literacy, risk perception, self-inflicted accidents, state support, sustainability, Vienna Insurance Group, VIG, Wiener Städtische, young people
(IN BRIEF) A recent study conducted by researchers from the University of Southampton and the University of Bergen reveals that boys who smoke during their early teenage years are at risk of damaging the genes of their future children. The … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Healthcare, Management, News, Science, United Kingdom
Tagged asthma, Boys, Dr Gerd Toril Mørkve Knudsen, Dr Kath Woods-Townsend, Dr Negusse Kitaba, Future Children, Health Risks, Obesity, Professor Cecilie Svanes, Professor John Holloway, smoking, Teenager, University of Bergen, University of Southampton Study, vaping, wellness, wheezing
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