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New clinical review debunks widespread dehydration myths while highlighting serious risks for older adults requiring targeted prevention.
New review explores how targeted chemical compounds can rejuvenate aging skin stem cells without erasing cellular identity.
RepSox and tranylcypromine combination improved neurological markers and increased maximum lifespan in aging female mice.
New study reveals why promising chemical cocktails for cellular rejuvenation fail in living mice - dangerous fat accumulation.
Pyrroloquinoline quinone (PQQ) activates bone-building pathways and synergizes with teriparatide for stronger bones throughout life.
New research shows pyrroloquinoline quinone improves egg maturation and embryo development in animal models.
Single-cell analysis reveals PQQ reduces oxidative stress and restores immune function in aged mice through senolytic effects.
Researchers develop BH3 profiling to predict senolytic drug effectiveness, moving beyond one-size-fits-all aging treatments.
Comprehensive review compares natural compounds, synthetic drugs, and exercise for combating age-related bone loss, muscle weakness, and joint degeneration.
First clinical trial of NAD+ precursor in Werner syndrome patients shows improved arterial stiffness and reduced skin ulcers with no serious side effects.
Comprehensive review finds limited human data supporting off-label rapamycin use for healthy aging despite strong animal studies.
Revolutionary thermoelectric hydrogels convert body heat to electricity, dramatically speeding wound closure through cellular stimulation.
