Sam's News — diet-exercise — 2026-08-14¶
Health¶
6.5 Abdominal Obesity and Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to 123% Increased Mortality Risk¶
A study of 5,500+ adults over 50 found that combining abdominal obesity with vitamin D deficiency increases six-year mortality risk by 123%.
Sources: ScienceDaily — Health RSS, ScienceDaily — Fitness RSS, ScienceDaily — Nutrition RSS
6.5 Regular Stair Climbing Associated with 39% Lower Cardiovascular Mortality¶
A large analysis of 480,000+ people found that regular stair climbers were 39% less likely to die from cardiovascular disease and 24% less likely to die from any cause.
Sources: ScienceDaily — Health RSS, ScienceDaily — Fitness RSS
Exercise Physiology¶
6 High blood sugar can block exercise's oxygen-boosting benefits¶
A new study finds that elevated blood glucose levels can prevent the normal oxygen-utilization improvements that exercise typically provides.
Sources: google.com Web Search Update to: High blood sugar blocks exercise's oxygen-boosting benefits
Diet and Exercise¶
6 Ketogenic diet may restore exercise's metabolic benefits in people with high blood sugar¶
A study found that a high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet can unlock the normal effects of exercise for mice with hyperglycemia.
Sources: google.com Web Search Update to: Ketogenic diet restores exercise benefits in mice with high blood sugar
Health & Longevity¶
6 Social connection predicts longevity better than diet or exercise, study suggests¶
Research identifies a critical factor beyond diet and exercise that is a stronger predictor of how long people live.
Sources: google.com Web Search
6 Modest improvements in sleep, nutrition, and exercise could significantly extend lifespan¶
A study suggests that small lifestyle changes across sleep, diet, and physical activity could meaningfully increase overall longevity.
Sources: google.com Web Search Update to: Small improvements in sleep, nutrition and exercise could extend lifespan significantly
Sports Nutrition¶
5 Food science innovations drive paradigm shift from traditional supplementation to molecular mechanisms¶
Cutting-edge food science is transforming sports nutrition from conventional supplementation toward approaches grounded in molecular biology for endurance athletes.
Sources: google.com Web Search Update to: Food science innovations advance sports nutrition from supplementation to molecular mechanisms
Research Infrastructure¶
4.5 IU Bloomington opens metabolic kitchen facility for nutrition-related research under controlled conditions¶
Indiana University's School of Public Health-Bloomington established a specialized metabolic kitchen staffed with dietitians and technicians for controlled nutrition research.
Sources: google.com Web Search Update to: IU Bloomington's metabolic kitchen enables controlled nutrition research conditions
Career¶
3 Top 14 careers for graduates with nutrition and dietetics degrees¶
A guide to career paths available with a nutrition and dietetics degree, covering salaries, skills, and educational options.
Sources: google.com Web Search Update to: Career paths in nutrition and dietetics