Biological age reversal, epigenetic clocks, senolytics, and anti-aging interventions
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NeuroAge Therapeutics launches a science-backed competition measuring biological age across brain, body, and face using clinical-grade tools.
A newly identified lncRNA found only in primates accelerates cellular senescence and aging-like decline via a novel RNA-protein pathway.
AGEs silently degrade collagen and elastin, accelerating wrinkles and laxity. New diagnostics and therapies are emerging to fight back.
Scientists discover a bacterial weapon structurally identical to human CD38 that drains NAD+ — a molecule central to aging and cellular energy.
A new review outlines how diet, movement, supplements, and hormone therapy combine to ease perimenopause and support long-term healthy aging.
New review reveals the perimenopause window is when metabolic, cardiovascular, and bone health shift most dramatically — not after.
A natural flavonoid found in fruits clears senescent cells and restores artery function damaged by doxorubicin chemotherapy in mice.
A landmark study identifies aged cytotoxic T cells and their secreted factor Granzyme K as key drivers of cognitive decline — and shows removing them restores memory.
A mechanistic deep dive into UPR signaling architecture, crosstalk, and cutting-edge therapeutic strategies — from branch-selective inhibitors to proteostasis network engineering for longevity.
A Nature study uses AI to identify who's at risk for sudden cardiac arrest, fingering cardiac fibrosis as a key hidden culprit.
The European Innovation Council is offering up to €4M per project to turn aging research into real therapies. Deadline: October 2026.
A new review reframes epigenetic clocks as direct readouts of epigenetic drift, deepening our understanding of biological aging measurement.
