Daily Grape Consumption Rewires Skin Genes to Shield Against UV Damage
New research finds eating grapes daily for two weeks alters skin gene expression, boosting UV protection and cutting oxidative stress markers.
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New research finds eating grapes daily for two weeks alters skin gene expression, boosting UV protection and cutting oxidative stress markers.
Repair Biotechnologies' REP-0004 uses mRNA-lipid nanoparticles to clear toxic free cholesterol from the liver, reversing plaque and liver disease.
Fractyl Health's RJVA-001 aims to trigger lasting GLP-1 production from a single dose, as oral and multi-action obesity drugs also advance rapidly.
Cambridge-backed PREMAZ measures memory precision to catch Alzheimer's warning signs far earlier than standard cognitive tests.
A targeted RNA interference therapy slashed liver fat nearly in half in 12 weeks for patients with a common genetic variant tied to fatty liver disease.
A new health tech partnership merges diabetes management with cardiovascular monitoring to tackle cardiometabolic risk before complications arise.
Cerevance's solengepras targets GPR6 receptors to cut OFF periods in Parkinson's โ a first non-dopaminergic approach in decades.
Cyclarity's UDP-003 shows first human evidence of excreting oxidized cholesterol, pointing toward reversing arterial damage rather than just slowing it.
Dr Valter Longo argues the 5-day fasting-mimicking diet triggers deep cellular repair โ from autophagy peaks to tissue regeneration after refeeding.
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WashU Medicine's Long Life Family Study renewal uses long-read sequencing to decode why some families consistently escape age-related disease.
WashU Medicine's Long Life Family Study gets a major boost, using long-read sequencing to find why some families live exceptionally long lives.