All Articles

4931 articles

DunedinPACE Epigenetic Clock Predicts Metabolic Syndrome 7 Years Before Onset
Metabolic Health

DunedinPACE Epigenetic Clock Predicts Metabolic Syndrome 7 Years Before Onset

New study shows DunedinPACE aging biomarker can predict who will develop metabolic syndrome years in advance, outperforming other epigenetic clocks.

Research Paper
Apr 2, 2026 0
Extra X Chromosome in Men Linked to Slower Biological Aging
Longevity & Aging

Extra X Chromosome in Men Linked to Slower Biological Aging

Men with Klinefelter syndrome (XXY) show reduced epigenetic aging compared to typical XY males, challenging assumptions about chromosome disorders.

Research Paper
Apr 2, 2026 0
NIA Symposium Reveals Critical Gaps in Aging Biomarker Development
Longevity & Aging

NIA Symposium Reveals Critical Gaps in Aging Biomarker Development

Leading researchers identify key challenges in validating aging biomarkers for clinical use, emphasizing need for longitudinal studies.

Research Paper
Apr 2, 2026 0
Epigenetic Clocks Predict Alzheimer's Biomarker Changes 15 Years in Advance
Brain Health

Epigenetic Clocks Predict Alzheimer's Biomarker Changes 15 Years in Advance

Study of 2,366 women shows biological aging markers predict future increases in tau, amyloid, and neuroinflammation proteins linked to dementia.

Research Paper
Apr 2, 2026 0
Epigenetic Changes Drive Biological Aging at the Molecular Level
Longevity & Aging

Epigenetic Changes Drive Biological Aging at the Molecular Level

New research explores how epigenetic modifications control the aging process and potential therapeutic targets.

Research Paper
Apr 2, 2026 0
Mitochondrial Enzyme Cmpk2 Protects Against Severe Lung Injury in Mice
Autoimmune & Arthritis

Mitochondrial Enzyme Cmpk2 Protects Against Severe Lung Injury in Mice

New research reveals how a mitochondrial enzyme enhances immune cell function to fight bacterial lung infections and reduce inflammation.

Research Paper
Apr 2, 2026 0
First Real-World Data on Weekly Growth Hormone Shows Conservative Dosing Patterns
Hormones

First Real-World Data on Weekly Growth Hormone Shows Conservative Dosing Patterns

German registry reveals physicians start most patients on lower-than-recommended doses of new long-acting growth hormone therapies.

Research Paper
Apr 2, 2026 0
Engineered Bacteria Create Revolutionary Tumor Imaging for Cancer Surgery
Cancer Research

Engineered Bacteria Create Revolutionary Tumor Imaging for Cancer Surgery

Scientists develop bacteria that colonize tumors and secrete proteins to highlight cancer tissue with 15x better contrast than current methods.

Research Paper
Apr 2, 2026 0
CXCR4 Blocker Shows Promise for Early COPD Treatment in Preclinical Study
Longevity & Aging

CXCR4 Blocker Shows Promise for Early COPD Treatment in Preclinical Study

Targeting CXCR4 protein improved lung function and reduced heart damage in early COPD mouse models, suggesting new therapeutic approach.

Research Paper
Apr 2, 2026 0
Combined PET and Blood Tests Predict Lymphoma Relapse Risk with 85% Accuracy
Cancer Research

Combined PET and Blood Tests Predict Lymphoma Relapse Risk with 85% Accuracy

New study shows combining PET scans with blood DNA tests can identify follicular lymphoma patients at high risk of early relapse.

Research Paper
Apr 2, 2026 0
Mitochondrial NAD+ Levels Control Liver Regeneration Speed
Longevity & Aging

Mitochondrial NAD+ Levels Control Liver Regeneration Speed

New study reveals mitochondrial NAD+ concentration, not total cellular levels, determines how fast the liver can regenerate after injury.

Research Paper
Apr 2, 2026 0
NAD+ Boosters Show Promise in Clinical Trials for Aging and Neurodegeneration
Longevity & Aging

NAD+ Boosters Show Promise in Clinical Trials for Aging and Neurodegeneration

Comprehensive review reveals emerging clinical evidence for NAD+ precursors in treating age-related diseases and cognitive decline.

Research Paper
Apr 2, 2026 0
PreviousPage 93 of 411Next