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A landmark review synthesizes 12 hallmarks of aging, emerging gerotherapeutics, and a new three-tier clinical care model to shift medicine from disease treatment to aging prevention.
A comprehensive review reveals metformin's polypharmacological mechanisms—from AMPK activation to gut microbiome remodeling—that may delay aging and enhance cancer immunotherapy.
Extracellular vesicles from uniquely regenerative deer antler stem cells cut epigenetic age by months in mice and over 2 years in macaques.
DNA methylation biomarkers from a simple blood test may track cognitive aging and neurological disease risk with unprecedented precision.
A massive multi-species transcriptomic study reveals conserved molecular hallmarks of aging and mortality, uncovering modular architecture linking inflammation, mitochondria, and chromatin.
A landmark open challenge invites researchers worldwide to validate and rank aging biomarkers, aiming to standardize how biological age is measured.
A Nature Aging research highlight points to a systematic review examining the link between physical activity and epigenetic age, though findings are not detailed in the available source.
The creator of epigenetic aging clocks breaks down which interventions—omega-3s, multivitamins, vegetables—reliably shift your biological age.
New research links heavy leisure screen time to measurable epigenetic age acceleration, with BMI and inflammation as key mediators.
A new commentary argues public health leaders can no longer treat geroscience as optional — demographic math has made it urgent policy.
A new gene-based clock can predict how long a person has left to live while simultaneously measuring true biological age.
UC Berkeley researchers expose critical incoherence in DNA methylation age clocks, showing up to 54% of their features contradict actual biological trends.
