Everyone knows the health risks of carrying too much fat around the waist and hips, but UVA Health scientists are developing ...

Now that your condition has been stabilized, it is time for you take stock of what has happened, why it might have happened, what you can do to help yourself recover fully, and what you should do to ...

Their results are not yet published, but they suggest that deep belly fat is linked to markers of Alzheimer's years before cognitive symptoms begin to show. A more ubiquitous type of fat ...

This condition, known as 'Christmas Tree Syndrome', triggers hayfever-like symptoms such as an itchy nose, watery eyes, wheezing, coughing, chest pains, lethargy and insomnia - and in rare severe ...

Their results are not yet published, but they suggest that deep belly fat is linked to markers of Alzheimer's years before cognitive symptoms begin to show. A more ubiquitous type of fat, called ...

Actual symptoms of Alzheimer's disease may not arise until many years later. "Our study showed that higher visceral fat was associated with higher PET [scan] levels of the two hallmark pathologic ...

A study indicates that deep belly fat increases the risk of Alzheimer's disease-specific proteins in the brain years before symptoms appear. Visceral fat, more than general obesity, can lead to ...

The researchers determined that higher levels of visceral fat, or the fat that accumulates ... study was under 50 years old – years before symptoms related to Alzheimer’s begin to show.

In the latest Alzheimer’s research, hidden fat in certain parts of the body was shown to be an early warning sign of the most common dementia — as much as 20 years prior to symptoms emerging. The ...

Researchers have uncovered a connection between a specific type of body fat and the abnormal brain proteins associated ... our participants are decades out from developing the earliest symptoms of the ...

In the latest Alzheimer’s research, hidden fat in certain parts of the body was shown to be an early warning sign of the most common dementia — as much as 20 years prior to symptoms emerging.