Background: Screen-based distractions during meals are increasingly common during adolescence and have been linked to less healthy eating behaviors. Chronotype, an individual’s circadian preference for morningness or eveningness, is associated with differences in alertness, self-regulation, and recreational screen use...
M. Masache-Cruz, Fiorella Quiroz-Cárdenas, C. Miño et al.· Nutrients· 0 citations
Exercise is a recurrent multidimensional perturbation that initiates biological adaptation, yet responses to comparable training programmes remain heterogeneous. This critical narrative Review introduces the Adaptive Cellular State (ACS) Model as a heuristic framework for examining how the biological context present be...
Mario Muñoz-López, Gonzalo Quesada-Fernández, E. Sancho-Haro et al.· Cells· 0 citations
The consistent association between increased DNA fragmentation across PFAS metrics suggest a possible role in unexplained male infertility and prompts further investigation.
A. Di Nisio, J. López-Gil, D. Pizzol et al.· Journal of Hazardous Materia...· 0 citations
Emotional eating was selectively associated with specific sleep-related problems, particularly bedtime difficulties and snoring, in a large sample of Spanish adolescents, with anger and anxiety showing the strongest associations.
Andrea Aquino-Blanco, M. López-Moreno, Rodrigo Yáñez-Sepúlveda et al.· European Journal of Pediatri...· 0 citations
Clinical evidence remains limited, particularly regarding long-term efficacy, dose standardisation, and bioavailability in humans, and future work should prioritise adequately powered intervention trials and standardised characterisation of marine halophyte bioactives to clarify their evidence-based role in functional...
J. F. Tornero-Aguilera, Carlota Valeria Villanueva-Tobaldo, E. Sancho-Haro et al.· Marine Drugs· 0 citations
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