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Adolescent Body Dissatisfaction as a Causal Driver of Adult Mental Health: New Insights from a UK Twin Study
Posted innews Pediatrics Psychiatry

Adolescent Body Dissatisfaction as a Causal Driver of Adult Mental Health: New Insights from a UK Twin Study

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 12/19/2025
A longitudinal UK twin study suggests that adolescent body dissatisfaction may causally increase the risk of eating disorders and depression in young adulthood, with significant genetic factors underlying these associations.
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Do Active People Really Live Longer? Twin Study Reveals the Complex Truth About Exercise, Aging, and Longevity
Posted inFamily Medicine & Nutrition Medical News Specialties

Do Active People Really Live Longer? Twin Study Reveals the Complex Truth About Exercise, Aging, and Longevity

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 09/14/2025
A decades-long twin study reveals that while exercise is linked to longevity, genetics and baseline health play a crucial role, and the relationship between exercise and aging follows a U-shaped curve.
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