20 articles
A completed trial tested whether seismocardiography can accurately estimate VO2max and biological age without exhaustive exercise testing.
A terminated RCT explored whether immunotype-targeted supplements could reduce iAge®, an AI-derived biomarker of chronic inflammation and immune aging.
A completed RCT from the University of Copenhagen tests whether aerobic exercise, time-restricted feeding, or NR supplementation best improves biological aging markers in healthy older adults.
Comprehensive analysis of 100 centenarians identifies key biological markers associated with reaching 100+ years of age.
Researchers developed retinal imaging techniques to identify Alzheimer's biomarkers decades before clinical diagnosis.
Researchers analyzed epigenetic changes in 124 Israeli centenarians to understand the molecular basis of exceptional longevity.
Researchers at Duke University tested a blood-based biomarker to stratify Alzheimer's patients from healthy adults, aiming to enable earlier detection.
German researchers tested whether 4g daily taurine could slow aging processes in adults 55-75 over 6 months of supplementation.
Completed study of 102 older adults tested whether combined interventions can preserve brain volume and improve mobility through muscle-brain axis.
UCSF study tests whether stress-reduction classes can reverse biological markers of cellular aging in overwhelmed caregivers.
24-week fitness program tested whether aerobic training could reverse cellular aging markers in chronically stressed family caregivers.
Wake Forest researchers compared caloric restriction and time-restricted eating in 90 older adults over nine months.
Researchers used retinal imaging to detect brain amyloid and tested whether telomerase activation could reduce Alzheimer's markers.
126-person study explores how tailored nutrition strategies with functional foods can prevent age-related diseases in older adults.
Nine-year study compared kidney adaptation between young and older donors, revealing insights for safe organ donation.
New study evaluates reduced nicotinamide mononucleotide for anti-aging benefits, measuring biological age and physical performance.
Applied Cognition tests a wearable device that tracks glymphatic function overnight, comparing it to MRI, EEG, and blood biomarkers.
French researchers followed 1,028 people with mild cognitive complaints to understand how dementia develops over time.
177-man study identified critical testosterone levels where bone loss accelerates, informing hormone therapy decisions.
409-person study shows tailored diet, exercise, and cognitive guidelines effectively improve brain health markers and reduce dementia risk.
