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Melania Documentary Finds Big Weekend Lift From Older White Women
entertainment23 days ago

Melania Documentary Finds Big Weekend Lift From Older White Women

Melania's biographical documentary opened to $7.04 million from 1,778 North American theaters, led by an older, white, female audience (72% 55+, 72% female, 75% white). Amazon MGM reportedly spent $40 million to acquire and $35 million to promote the film, giving it the strongest opening for a nonmusical documentary in over a decade. Despite mostly negative reviews from critics, the movie earned a 99% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes and an A CinemaScore, indicating strong viewer interest and connection with the subject. The top markets were red-leaning states, and only about 2% of the audience identified as Democrats, suggesting the appeal is tied more to Trump-supporting viewers than to a broad, bipartisan audience.

via Axios|
#audience-demographics#box-office#documentary
The Deadly Impact of Prolonged Sitting, Even for Active Individuals
health-and-wellness2 years ago

The Deadly Impact of Prolonged Sitting, Even for Active Individuals

A new study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association suggests that for older women, sitting for prolonged periods, regardless of their exercise habits, may lead to significant health complications, including increased mortality and cardiovascular disease risk. The research followed 5,856 women over a 7-year period and found that sitting for over 11 hours a day was associated with a 57% higher risk of all‐cause death and a 78% increased risk of cardiovascular disease death. Adding movement throughout the day, such as walking for 5 minutes after every 30 minutes of sitting, is recommended to mitigate the negative effects of prolonged sitting.

via EatingWell|
#exercise#health-and-wellness#health-risks
"Excessive Sitting Linked to Higher Mortality Risk Despite Exercise"
health-and-wellness2 years ago

"Excessive Sitting Linked to Higher Mortality Risk Despite Exercise"

A study from the University of California San Diego has found that older women who sit for 11.7 hours or more each day have a 30% increased risk of dying, regardless of their level of physical activity. The study, which used a machine-learned algorithm to analyze sitting and daily activity data, also revealed that even brief periods of moderate activity throughout the day did not seem to negate the harmful effects of prolonged sitting. Experts recommend getting up every 30 minutes to walk and move around for four to five minutes to counteract the negative impact of sedentary behavior on health.

via Medical News Today|
#health-and-wellness#mortality-risk#older-women
Dermatologists Reveal the Ultimate Nighttime Skincare Routine for Aging Skin
beauty-and-skincare2 years ago

Dermatologists Reveal the Ultimate Nighttime Skincare Routine for Aging Skin

Dermatologists recommend a three-step nighttime skincare routine for older women with wrinkles and fine lines. The routine includes washing the face with a mild cleanser, applying hyaluronic acid serum to retain moisture, and adding a moisturizer before bed. These steps help hydrate the skin, promote collagen production, and improve skin texture, leading to a healthier and more youthful appearance.

via Yahoo Life|
#beauty-and-skincare#dermatologists#fine-lines
Overdiagnosis Concerns: Breast Cancer Screening in Women Over 70
health2 years ago

Overdiagnosis Concerns: Breast Cancer Screening in Women Over 70

A new study suggests that breast cancer screenings for women over the age of 70 may be unnecessary and even harmful for some individuals due to the risks of overdiagnosis. The research highlights the importance of individualized plans with doctors, as there is no one-size-fits-all solution for older women. Different medical organizations provide conflicting guidelines on when to stop screenings, and the lack of research on older women further complicates the issue. Factors such as other medical conditions, risk for breast cancer, insurance coverage, and physical capability should be considered when making screening decisions. Ultimately, doctors can help patients navigate these decisions and communicate the best course of action.

via Health.com|
#breast-cancer-screening#health#individualized-plan
Overdiagnosis of Breast Cancer in Older Women Raises Concerns
health2 years ago

Overdiagnosis of Breast Cancer in Older Women Raises Concerns

A study led by scientists at Yale University's COPPER Center suggests that preventive mammograms for breast cancer may lead to overdiagnosis in older women. The research found that a significant percentage of cancer cases detected through screening in women over 70 are likely to be overdiagnosed, meaning the tumors are unlikely to cause illness before death. The study estimated that over half of these cases in women over 85 might be overdiagnosed. The findings highlight the need for a careful evaluation of the benefits and harms of breast cancer screening in older women, taking into account individual preferences, values, and overall risk factors.

via Gizmodo|
#breast-cancer#health#mammograms
Overdiagnosis of Breast Cancer in Older Women Raises Treatment Risks
health2 years ago

Overdiagnosis of Breast Cancer in Older Women Raises Treatment Risks

A study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine found that a significant number of American women aged 70 to 85 are potentially overdiagnosed with breast cancer, leading to unnecessary treatment. Overdiagnosis refers to the detection of breast cancers on screening that would never have caused symptoms or become clinically apparent. Technological advancements in screening have made it easier to detect even the smallest cancers, but not all of these cancers are destined to grow, spread, or be life-threatening. Overtreatment can increase the risk of complications, cause stress, and financial burden. The decision to get screened should be individualized, taking into account age, life expectancy, and overall health. More research is needed to determine whether mammograms are beneficial for older women, and the future of breast cancer diagnosis lies in cancer genomics and personalized treatment.

via CNN|
#breast-cancer#health#mammograms
The Importance of HPV Screenings for Older Women: Study Supports "Catch Up" Tests
health2 years ago

The Importance of HPV Screenings for Older Women: Study Supports "Catch Up" Tests

A new study suggests that catch-up screenings for human papillomavirus (HPV) can improve cancer prevention and detection in women over 65 years old. Current guidelines recommend stopping cervical cancer screenings at age 65, but many women do not get screened as they approach this age. Older women account for about 20% of new cervical cancer cases, and until age 80, they are as likely to get cervical cancer as younger women. The study found that offering free HPV screenings to older women increased screening rates and detected more cases of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia. Experts suggest that more sensitive screening tests, like high-risk HPV tests, should be considered for older women.

via Medscape|
#cancer-prevention#cervical-cancer#health