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Cancer Cells Hijack a Protein Switch to Survive Oxidative Death
Longevity & Aging

Cancer Cells Hijack a Protein Switch to Survive Oxidative Death

A newly discovered succinylation-desuccinylation switch on GCLC lets cancer cells ramp up antioxidant GSH production and evade ferroptosis.

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Jun 28, 2026 0
Mitochondrial NAD+ Fuels Cellular Cleanup That Blocks Inflammatory DNA Signals
Longevity & Aging

Mitochondrial NAD+ Fuels Cellular Cleanup That Blocks Inflammatory DNA Signals

New research reveals how mitochondrial NAD+ controls mitophagy to prevent cytosolic mtDNA from triggering chronic inflammation via the CGAS-STING pathway.

Research Paper
Jun 28, 2026 0
Wnt Signaling at the Frontier: Engineering Tissue Regeneration in the Aging Organism
Regenerative Medicine
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Wnt Signaling at the Frontier: Engineering Tissue Regeneration in the Aging Organism

Master the cutting-edge molecular pharmacology of Wnt pathway modulation — from small-molecule β-catenin activators to senescence-driven inhibitor networks — and understand how researchers are translating these mechanisms into regenerative therapies.

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Jun 28, 2026 0
Blood Tests for Colon Cancer Screening Risk Becoming Default Without Proper Guardrails
Longevity & Aging

Blood Tests for Colon Cancer Screening Risk Becoming Default Without Proper Guardrails

New ACS guidance allows blood-based colorectal cancer screening but critics warn the framework is too vague to prevent misuse.

Press Release
Jun 28, 2026 0
AI Tool Aims to Match Alzheimer's Patients to the Right Treatment
Longevity & Aging

AI Tool Aims to Match Alzheimer's Patients to the Right Treatment

NeuroXT and BIDMC expand their AI-imaging collaboration to predict which Alzheimer's patients will respond to which therapies.

Press Release
Jun 28, 2026 0
UniXell Wins FDA and China Approval to Test Stem Cell Therapy for Parkinson's
Longevity & Aging

UniXell Wins FDA and China Approval to Test Stem Cell Therapy for Parkinson's

UniXell's iPSC-derived dopamine cell therapy UX-DA003 clears regulators in both the U.S. and China, enabling global Parkinson's trials.

Press Release
Jun 28, 2026 0
Combo Therapy Targets Infantile Hemangiomas Faster Than Propranolol Alone
Regenerative Medicine

Combo Therapy Targets Infantile Hemangiomas Faster Than Propranolol Alone

A 260-infant RCT tests whether adding bleomycin injections to low-dose propranolol accelerates hemangioma regression and improves skin outcomes.

Clinical Trial
Jun 28, 2026 0
Clearing Senescent Cells Near Bone Injuries Could Unlock Better Healing
Regenerative Medicine

Clearing Senescent Cells Near Bone Injuries Could Unlock Better Healing

Senescent endothelial cells that accumulate after bone injury sabotage stem cell repair — and quercetin delivered locally can reverse this.

Research Paper
Jun 28, 2026 0
Scientists Engineer a Tool to Precisely Edit Mitochondrial DNA Methylation Linked to Aging
Regenerative Medicine

Scientists Engineer a Tool to Precisely Edit Mitochondrial DNA Methylation Linked to Aging

A new mitochondrial epigenetic editor silences aging-linked genes without altering DNA sequence, opening doors to programmable longevity interventions.

Research Paper
Jun 28, 2026 0
Coffee Compound Chlorogenic Acid Reverses Skin Aging by Restoring Mitochondrial Power
Longevity & Aging

Coffee Compound Chlorogenic Acid Reverses Skin Aging by Restoring Mitochondrial Power

Chlorogenic acid boosts ATP by up to 80%, clears senescent cells, and rebuilds collagen — potentially redefining topical anti-aging treatment.

Research Paper
Jun 28, 2026 0
Dr. Steve Horvath Reveals How Omega-3s and Multivitamins Slow Biological Aging
Longevity & Aging

Dr. Steve Horvath Reveals How Omega-3s and Multivitamins Slow Biological Aging

Epigenetic clock pioneer Steve Horvath breaks down which everyday interventions measurably shift biological age — and which don't.

Podcast
Jun 28, 2026 0
Too Short or Too Long: How Telomere Length Drives Disease and Aging
Longevity & Aging

Too Short or Too Long: How Telomere Length Drives Disease and Aging

New research reveals that both abnormally short and ultra-long telomeres cause distinct inherited diseases, reshaping how we understand aging and cancer risk.

Research Paper
Jun 27, 2026 0
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