Weight gain during menopause is common, with abdominal obesity being especially common and unhealthy. A new study based on ...

A 16-year MRI study reveals that lower visceral fat is linked to slower brain atrophy and better cognition, mediated by glucose control, independent of weight loss.

A long-term MRI study demonstrates that lower accumulation of abdominal fat (visceral fat), measured throughout the entire ...

A new study shows that lower accumulation of abdominal fat in midlife is associated with a significant slowing of brain ...

A recent study published in Nature Neuroscience suggests that the brain is more mechanically connected to the body than ...

Compared with men, women had a weaker negative association between waist-to-hip ratio and right ventricular end-diastolic volumes/end-systolic volumes. HealthDay News — Abdominal obesity is associated ...

A landmark MRI-based study has found that sustained reductions in visceral abdominal fat over years are linked to slower brain atrophy, preserved brain structures, and better cognitive performance in ...

Using various imaging techniques, the scientists tied abdominal movements to shifts in mouse brains and the movement of ...

D bioprinted human skin model; modular ultrasound training systems; and device for newborns with abdominal wall defects—are ...