This is NOT a script, but a plan for the BIG ideas you want to share. **** An Ex

This is NOT a script, but a plan for the BIG ideas you want to share.
**** An Example of how to outline should look like is attached and mentioned on the last page.
Below are the links to the topic and the articles that you’ll be using to complete the outline.
1. Links
a.) popular article
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2022/06/220613150648.htm
b.) Peer-reviewed primary article
https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.2202780119
c.) Peer-reviewed review article
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8449217/
2. The Main Finding from the Figure.
The main findings are presented as regression coefficients and 95% confidence intervals from nested analyses regressing cell subset percentage/ratio on each stressor and mediator. The study displays the relationships between various stressors (chronic stress, everyday discrimination, life trauma, and lifetime discrimination) and the percentages of T cells, B cells, as well as the ratio of CD4+ to CD8+ T cells. The figure demonstrates that all stressors were significantly associated with T cell percentages, CD4 displaying the strongest correlation in all various stressors. Generally, the figure illustrates the intricate connections among various stressors, immune cell subsets, and mediators in older adults.
3. Is this finding the main finding that was discussed in the popular article?
The popular article also discusses the main findings from the peer review, explaining how stress accelerates immune aging. The article states that individuals with higher stress scores had immune profiles that appeared to be older, with fewer new disease fighters and more worn-out white blood cells, which was in line with expectations. However, the article did not provide any information on the specific stressors or mediating factors analyzed in the peer review article. Instead, the popular article focused on the wider implications of the study’s findings, including the potential impact of stress on age-related health disparities and the importance of improving diet and exercise habits in older adults.