HomeHealth NewsClosing biological age gap could reduce stroke risk, support brain health Health News Closing biological age gap could reduce stroke risk, support brain health March 11, 2026 0 5 - Advertisement - Research suggests reducing the biological age gap is linked to better brain health and lower stroke risk. Image credit: Maskot/Getty Images A biological age gap is the difference between a person’s chronological age based on their birthday, and their body’s biological age. Past studies show that having a large biological age gap can… Click here to view the original article. Tagsmedicalnewstoday.com - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous articleNew Baby Boom for Cheetahs in India After First-in-the-World ReintroductionNext articleHow Prince Edward has risen to the occasion: the Duke of Edinburgh stepped up amid the King and Kate’s cancer battles – and is now a pillar of support to Charles as the Andrew scandal rages on RELATED ARTICLES Health News Outreach to bone marrow transplant survivors and their primary care doctors can markedly cut skin cancer risk Australian Online News - August 7, 2026 Health News How do different exercises target blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol? Australian Online News - August 7, 2026 Health News Long-term diabetes medication adherence linked to lower heart attack and stroke risk Australian Online News - August 7, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed 'Off and running': rebuilding small-town club achieves one in 95,000 feat August 6, 2026 Three-cornered contest • Inside Story August 3, 2026 North pull off upset win to extend Bulldogs' pain August 6, 2026 Sell alert! Why this expert is calling time on Magellan and Ramsay Health Care shares August 5, 2026 Load more