Biological age reversal, epigenetic clocks, senolytics, and anti-aging interventions
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A sweeping 8-omics study of 322 healthy adults finds ethnicity, geography, and diet drive profound molecular differences — including biological age.
Discover the fascinating world of polyamines — natural compounds found in food and made by your body that researchers are linking to longer, healthier lives.
A simple ultrasound test predicted cardiovascular events far better than SCORE2 in rheumatic disease patients, offering a new screening tool.
A new longevity startup secures seed funding to develop exosome-based therapies targeting osteoarthritis, skin repair, and joint diagnostics.
Australian healthtech Everlab secures $42M to connect biomarkers, clinicians, and health data — catching disease risks before symptoms appear.
Cambrian Bio's ATX-304 reduced liver fat, visceral fat, and raised resting metabolic rate by 8% in a Phase 1b trial of adults with prediabetes.
A rare long-lived butterfly species offers new clues about the biological secrets underlying slow, healthy aging.
A comprehensive review reveals how mammalian cells selectively degrade damaged nuclear components to preserve genomic stability and health.
GLP-1 receptor agonists may trigger skin aging beyond fat loss—targeting stem cells, collagen, and estrogen in the dermis.
Two months of sodium nitrate in drinking water reversed key age-related neuromuscular junction damage and reduced oxidative stress in old mice.
Combining high-intensity interval training with glycine supplementation resists ferroptosis, preserving muscle mass and strength in aged mice.
