A bigger midriff in our forties is linked to poorer cognitive function in our seventies, international study finds Maintaining a low waist-to-hip ratio in middle age could mean a better chance at ...

Statistical analysis suggests that higher diet quality and lower WHR during the study period were associated with better ...

Waist-to-hip ratio (WHR), also known as waist-hip ratio, is the circumference of the waist divided by the circumference of the hips. Research associates a high WHR with certain health risks.

As the name itself indicates, Waist to Hip ratio, which is sometimes also known as waist- hip ratio or WHR is the ratio between the circumference of the waist and the hips of an individual. This ratio ...

Share on Pinterest A lower waist-to-hip ratio may be linked to better brain health in older age, according to new research. Natalie JEFFCOTT/Stocksy BMI has been used to measure a person’s ...

Discover how your waist-to-hip ratio affects long-term brain health and the 8 diet changes recommended to protect your memory and cognitive function as you age.

Maintaining cognitive health as we age is a growing concern, with researchers continuously exploring factors that influence brain function and neurodegeneration. A study published in the Journal of ...

Want a sharper mind in your golden years? Start by trimming your waistline. A new study found that diet quality and waist-to-hip ratio in midlife are directly linked to brain health and cognitive ...