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Based on a comprehensive review of the literature, a risk assessment carried out by the IOM (IOM Food and Nutrition Board 2002) has generated age-dependent estimates of the tolerable upper intake level (UL), which is defined as the highest daily total dose of Mn that is likely to pose no risk of adverse health effects in almost all people.
The digital age has generated plenty of prophets as well as profits.
Although this change in age has generated substantial debate, surprisingly little attention has been paid to whether advice on how to introduce complementary foods should also be changed.
Despite the strength of the free-radical hypothesis, the use of free radical scavengers to delay aging has generated mixed results in vertebrate models, and clinical evidence of efficacy is lacking.
Although SA-β-Gal staining has gained broad acceptance as a marker of senescence, its usage in various aspects of aging research has generated serious doubts about its specificity.
Differential rates of mortality increase among whites and blacks results in the mortality crossover at the oldest ages, which has generated significant interest among demographers and gerontologists (Dupre et al. 2006).
While the use of plastic materials has generated huge societal benefits, the 'plastic age' comes with downsides: One issue of emerging concern is the accumulation of plastics in the aquatic environment.
Our hypothesis predicts a secondary increase in host mortality due to "microbiome mutiny" when an independent cause (old age or illness) has generated a primary increase from the healthy baseline.
ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT01375790 Progressive ageing of the population has generated an increase in chronic diseases [ 1].
Resveratrol has generated extensive scientific and public interest in recent years mainly because of its ability to delay aging and prevent age-related diseases.
Sirtuins has generated considerable interest as an important player in aging biology.
