The study investigates the relationship between recreational physical activity (RPA) in adolescence and early adulthood and breast cancer (BC) risk in women under 40 years old, using data from a large international family cohort.
Results indicate that higher levels of RPA are linked to reduced BC risk, with a 12% lower risk during adolescence and a 16% lower risk during early adulthood for women in the highest activity quartiles.
The findings suggest that encouraging more physical activity in young women could be a crucial strategy for lowering the increasing incidence of breast cancer in this age group.
Prolonged high-fat diets worsen cardiovascular, renal, and metabolic health in hypertensive rats with altered kidney development, leading to increased blood pressure and fat accumulation.
The study tested the effects of a sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitor (empagliflozin) alongside a soluble guanylate cyclase (sGC) stimulator (praliciguat) to see if their combination would improve health outcomes in these rats.
Results showed that the combination therapy significantly reduced blood pressure, improved glucose tolerance, and decreased weight gain, indicating a more effective approach to treating the negative effects of a high-fat diet in hypertension compared to using either drug alone.