Scientists found a link between Mediterranean diet blood markers and longer survival - News-Medical
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Could a blood test reveal what food questionnaires miss? Researchers examined 67 blood metabolites to investigate how dietary habits and the body's metabolic responses relate to long-term survival.
Study: A metabolomic signature of the Mediterranean diet predicts mortality in 4 independent cohorts. Image Credit: Spalnic / Shutterstock
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