A new method to accurately assess biological age—an age appraisal based on risks for aging-associated diseases—has progressed to cell-type resolution, offering more precision.
Neural stem cell transplants show long-term safety, reduce chronic pain, and improve motor control in spinal cord injury patients.
A pilot study shows that probiotics — beneficial gut bacteria — combined with vitamin D reverses biological age by over 10 years and improves the immune system of both men and women.
A new study showed that aged rats regularly taking this combo had improved heart function upon experiencing a heart attack.
Researchers show that a bile acid—lithocholic acid—confers effects associated with a calorie-restricted diet, such as alleviating insulin resistance and enhancing physical function in aged mice.
University of Nottingham researchers engineer peptide-blood gels that mimic natural healing, enhance bone regeneration, and reduce inflammation.
A new government-sponsored program—the PROactive Solutions for Prolonging Resilience (PROSPR)---is centered on developing therapies that extend life duration without age-related diseases (healthspan).
In what may be the discovery of a new hallmark of aging, researchers uncover the buildup of antibodies in tissue regions with a high prevalence of senescence (a dysfunctional state where cells release inflammatory molecules).
Japanese researchers show that NMN increases salivation and reduces the presence of dysfunctional cells that accumulate with age in salivary glands to counteract a dry mouth in old mice.
South Korean researchers link microplastics exposure to accelerated aging in mice.
Neural stem cell transplants show long-term safety, reduce chronic pain, and improve motor control in spinal cord injury patients.
A pilot study shows that probiotics — beneficial gut bacteria — combined with vitamin D reverses biological age by over 10 years and improves the immune system of both men and women.
A new study showed that aged rats regularly taking this combo had improved heart function upon experiencing a heart attack.
Researchers show that a bile acid—lithocholic acid—confers effects associated with a calorie-restricted diet, such as alleviating insulin resistance and enhancing physical function in aged mice.
University of Nottingham researchers engineer peptide-blood gels that mimic natural healing, enhance bone regeneration, and reduce inflammation.
A new government-sponsored program—the PROactive Solutions for Prolonging Resilience (PROSPR)---is centered on developing therapies that extend life duration without age-related diseases (healthspan).
In what may be the discovery of a new hallmark of aging, researchers uncover the buildup of antibodies in tissue regions with a high prevalence of senescence (a dysfunctional state where cells release inflammatory molecules).
Japanese researchers show that NMN increases salivation and reduces the presence of dysfunctional cells that accumulate with age in salivary glands to counteract a dry mouth in old mice.
South Korean researchers link microplastics exposure to accelerated aging in mice.
The plant-based compound isoquercitrin promotes hair regrowth by targeting hallmarks of aging — biological drivers of aging — in rats.
The removal of metabolic waste from the brain is impaired by the pharmaceutical sleep-aid drug zolpidem in mice.
Japanese scientists find that NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) supplementation prevents age-related hearing loss in mice.
A compound found in broccoli called sulforaphene slows skin aging in mice but the NAD+ precursor NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) appears to be just as effective.
Neural stem cell transplants show long-term safety, reduce chronic pain, and improve motor control in spinal cord injury patients.
A new method to accurately assess biological age—an age appraisal based on risks for aging-associated diseases—has progressed to cell-type resolution, offering more precision.
A pilot study shows that probiotics — beneficial gut bacteria — combined with vitamin D reverses biological age by over 10 years and improves the immune system of both men and women.
A new study showed that aged rats regularly taking this combo had improved heart function upon experiencing a heart attack.
Researchers show that a bile acid—lithocholic acid—confers effects associated with a calorie-restricted diet, such as alleviating insulin resistance and enhancing physical function in aged mice.
University of Nottingham researchers engineer peptide-blood gels that mimic natural healing, enhance bone regeneration, and reduce inflammation.
A new government-sponsored program—the PROactive Solutions for Prolonging Resilience (PROSPR)---is centered on developing therapies that extend life duration without age-related diseases (healthspan).
In what may be the discovery of a new hallmark of aging, researchers uncover the buildup of antibodies in tissue regions with a high prevalence of senescence (a dysfunctional state where cells release inflammatory molecules).
Japanese researchers show that NMN increases salivation and reduces the presence of dysfunctional cells that accumulate with age in salivary glands to counteract a dry mouth in old mice.
South Korean researchers link microplastics exposure to accelerated aging in mice.
A new study shows a diverse diet is associated with a slower rate of aging, but the mechanism underpinning this link needs further research.