Muscle-generated exerkines in extracellular vesicles are crucial for exercise-induced health, with new research suggesting therapies for sarcopenia and metabolic diseases through inter-organ communica...
Analyzing recent rapamycin clinical trials for anti-aging, focusing on optimal dosing, safety, and the shift from off-label use to evidence-based protocols in longevity research. New human trials on r...
Recent studies show aging clocks integrating clinical and microbiome data can predict biological age, enabling personalized anti-aging interventions through tailored diets and therapies. Advancements ...
Recent studies highlight how probiotics and fecal microbiota transplantation reduce neuroinflammation and improve cognitive function in neurodegenerative diseases, offering new treatment avenues. New ...
A landmark collaboration between Insilico Medicine and Eli Lilly leverages AI to accelerate drug discovery for aging-related diseases, with recent data showing reduced costs and faster development. Th...
Recent studies show a strong link between periodontal disease and cognitive decline, with severe gum inflammation increasing dementia risk by up to 50%, highlighting preventive oral care. Groundbreaki...
Oxidized LDL’s role in cerebrovascular aging unveils new paths to prevent vascular cognitive decline
Recent studies highlight how oxidized LDL accelerates cerebrovascular aging through inflammation and oxidative stress, with senolytic therapies emerging as promising interventions to combat vascular c...
New research shows that enzyme Pck1 depletion drives senescence in fat cells, causing insulin resistance and inflammaging, highlighting it as a promising target for age-related metabolic diseases. A r...
Exploring the latest breakthroughs in partial reprogramming using OSKM factors for anti-aging, with insights from mouse studies and early clinical trials for eye diseases. Recent studies show partial ...
Recent studies show micro- and nanoplastics are found in human tissues, potentially speeding up aging via oxidative stress and inflammation, with gaps in human data needing urgent research. New resear...
