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Senescent Cell Inflammatory Signaling is Inhibited by Targeting SLC25A1
Cells become senescent throughout life, because of stress or damage or reaching the Hayflick limit on replication, but senescent cells only begin to accumulate with age.
Fight Aging! · 19:23
№02 / 9 · Lifespan.io
Why Democratizing Rejuvenation Is an Economic Imperative
The cost of the broken sickcare system Modern medicine is effectively based on a reactive management approach. It typically waits for an acute organ failure, such as a heart attack, and then it deploys high-cost, non-curative interventions to manage the fallout.
Lifespan.io · 15:47
№03 / 9 · Fight Aging!
Time Restricted Feeding Improves Muscle Function in Middle-Aged Mice
Researchers here restricted old mice to eating only during the 12 hours of the day in which they are usually inactive or asleep, for three days every week, and continued this restriction for a period of 8 weeks.
Fight Aging! · 11:22
№04 / 9 · Fight Aging!
A New Pace of Aging Clock Derived from the Framingham Heart Study Offspring Cohort
Aging clocks of many varieties have been produced in recent years by applying machine learning techniques to a wide range of biological data that changes with age.
Fight Aging! · 11:11
№05 / 9 · GeroScience
Lifestyle and psychosocial protective factors drive healthy aging and modulate inflammatory and metabolic pathways
Lifestyle habits, cognitive reserve, and affective reserve (secure attachment, extraversion, psychological resilience) predict resilience in the oldest-old, though the underlying biological mechanisms remain unclear.
GeroScience · 01:00
№06 / 9 · GeroScience
Frailty before chronic disease: multisystem physiological differences in middle-aged adults from the UK Biobank
Frailty, defined as increased vulnerability to stressors and impaired recovery of homeostasis, poses a major health challenge among older and multimorbid adults. Frailty is also observed in middle-aged and disease-free adults, though evidence remains scarce.
GeroScience · 01:00
№07 / 9 · ScienceAlert
What You Do Between 45 And 65 Could Buy You 13 Extra Dementia-Free Years, Study Finds
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ScienceAlert · 21:00
№08 / 9 · News-Medical
New metric detects early Alzheimer’s changes in brain's white matter
Alzheimer's disease has traditionally been studied as a condition that primarily affects the brain's gray matter, where neuronal cell bodies are located and some of the disease's most characteristic lesions accumulate.
News-Medical · 12:45
№09 / 9 · News-Medical
The healthiest super-agers may have one thing in common: stable cognition
A 10-year study of 1,003 older adults linked cognitive super-aging to fewer emergency visits, unplanned hospital admissions, delirium episodes, dementia diagnoses, and residential aged care placements.
News-Medical · 05:01
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