Best news sources for new research?

[Grandkid]

I am curious where people get their information on new research, prevention strategies etc. What are the best newsletters, websites or any other sources that people here follow?

[babl]

I like the podcasts from Dr. Rhonda Patrick (her website is called Found My Fitness) and Dr. Peter Attia. While they often talk about research relating to Alzheimer's and cognitive memory issues, they also cover a lot of research in many other areas (though I find much of it still relating, if you're familiar with Dr. Bredesen's work).

[dcox]

I like the podcasts from Dr. Rhonda Patrick (her website is called Found My Fitness) and Dr. Peter Attia. While they often talk about research relating to Alzheimer's and cognitive memory issues, they also cover a lot of research in many other areas (though I find much of it still relating, if you're familiar with Dr. Bredesen's work).

Welcome babl!
I agree with you I enjoy Dr. Patrick's podcasts as she gets into the "nuts and bolts" so to speak of the current research into so many areas that affect cognitive issues, directly or indirectly! Unfortunately I have not been able to watch/listen to Dr. Attia, but he is on the top of my list right now.

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[SusanJ]

For many years I've just used Google Alerts that I set up with various keywords. You can get it in a daily digest form, and just scan through quickly to see what is fluff and what is worth reading.

That said, I'm a fan of Chris Masterjohn on all things diet/supplements. Good stuff, especially his Chris Masterjohn lite videos - 5-6 minutes on a specific topic. His recent set is on supplementing zinc.

[Grandkid]

Thank you Susan and babl! Dr. Rhonda Patrick and Chris Masterjohn are new to me, so I will definitely take a look. Dr. Peter Attia seems to take an extremely informational and detailed approach. I found Dr. Isaacson out of Cornell through Peter Attia's podcast, and Dr. Isaacson has a feature on Medscape that is good.

Isaacson/Attia Pod - https://peterattiamd.com/richardisaacson/
Isaacson on Alzheimer's column on Medscape - https://www.medscape.com/index/section_10411_0

[BrianR]

I am curious where people get their information on new research, prevention strategies etc. What are the best newsletters, websites or any other sources that people here follow?

Science Daily summarizes newly released research reports. For example: https://www.sciencedaily.com/news/mind_ ... zheimer's/