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Will too much protein damage your kidneys? Does protein shorten longevity due to its effects on mTOR? Neither of these claims are supported by evidence. In fact, a new study suggests that the opposite might be true — more protein leads to greater longevity, even for people

Slowing the pace of brain aging. A summary of several recent reports on how to measure it and ways it may be modulated. In the new Ground Truths. (Sorry, link can be found in my profile due to X-automated suppression)

Mental health and metabolic health are inseparable. We need to put the science together.

But yesterday, MedGlobal published a report breaking new ground on drug consumption patterns in Syria--one that I was proud to contribute to along with Maya Brizi, Dr. Zaher Sahloul, Diana Rayes, PhD MHS, and many talented researchers and practitioners (listed here): medglobal.org/under-the-surf…

If you’re interested in the captagon trade, substance use, national trauma and conflict medicine - 👇 grateful for this amazing team MedGlobal Caroline Rose Dr. Zaher Sahloul Dano Diana Rayes, PhD MHS

Discussed the Captagon report with The National Lemma Shehadi MedGlobal 🤍 Narcotrades and substance use pandemics have become the norm in conflict medicine 💔 thenationalnews.com/news/mena/2024…

Who's winning the war on cancer? Short answer: cancer. Could it be that our current strategies for cancer therapy overlook the possible foundational role that metabolic health plays?

Synthetic Myelin 🧠🪄 Researchers Create Cell-Level Wearable Devices to Restore Neuron Function - neurosciencenews.com/neuron-functio… via @neurosciencenew

The prominent role of the gut microbiome in modulating response to stress and circadian rhythm cell.com/cell-metabolis… Cell Metabolism open-access, by John F. Cryan Gabriel Tofani UCC Ireland and colleagues

Join in tomorrow 7 pm Beirut time / 12 pm EST for this timely discussion with amazing colleagues :) 🔗rb.gy/6zqv2v Ministry of Public Health - Lebanon IOM - UN Migration 🇺🇳 International Lebanese Medical Association

Sleep regularity is going to be the most important "biomarker" of 2025. Consistent/regular sleep is a critical factor for overall health and well-being, potentially as important as sleep duration. Inconsistent sleep patterns are linked to a wide array of negative health

Omega-3 fatty acids had a small protective effect of slowing biological aging (via multiple epigenetic clocks, Figure) nature.com/articles/s4358… Nature Aging Exercise and Vit D were also assessed with some additive benefits but not significant on their own Prof Steve Horvath, Heike

microplastics removal (from blood + tissues) strikes me as one of the largest opportunities in biotech over the next decade. anyone working on this?

How it may be possible to maintain integrity of the blood brain barrier that is dysregulated during aging nature.com/articles/s4158… nature Carolyn Bertozzi Stanford Medicine nature.com/articles/d4158…

Our scientists with over 150 collaborators have released the largest functional map and wiring diagram of the brain to date – seven years in the making. Today’s 1.6 petabyte release marks a historic day for neuroscience. This moonshot milestone will further efforts towards

Non-neural cells can store memories. Similar to brain cells.

Physical activity is the most effective intervention available for promoting brain health and longevity. Recent research demonstrates that regular exercise, even in modest amounts, is effective for enhancing brain volume, improving memory, and reducing the risk of

Dr. Maya Bizri leading a talk in our #PsychoOncology symposium in #GAMH2025 🌐on CAR T cell therapy and neuropsychiatry, showing how #immunotherapy can affect patients’ #cognitive functioning 🧠

♥️ « ..finally explore other avenues besides serotonin. The story on metabolism is having a predictable, reproducible effect on all aspects of psychopathology that we have struggled with » #metabolicpsychiatry #mitochondria

🧵 Can ketogenic therapy help with OCD? This thread dives into two case series on ketogenic therapy for OCD—one from @chrispalmermd and another from Lori Calabrese MD. Across both publications, people with severe, long-standing OCD hit clinical remission (virtually no symptoms,