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Using Placental Cells to Test Anti-Aging Compounds
Researchers publishing in Aging Cell have discovered that cells derived from the human placenta may be useful in estimating the effects of potential anti-aging treatments. A seemingly odd choice Of all the organs […]
Exercise Variety Is Associated With Lower Mortality Risk
A new study links exercise variety, defined as regularly engaging in several types of physical activity, to significantly lower all-cause mortality. Exercise amount matters as well, but the effect […]
How Senescent Astrocytes Don’t Support Neurons
Resesarchers have found that thrombospondin-1 (TSP-1), a compound that is critical in growing brain synapses, is secreted by normal astrocytes but not senescent ones. Senescence is harmful to the brain It is well-known that cellular senescence causes brain damage and […]
The Impact of Childbearing Trajectories on Aging
The authors of a recent study investigated the relationship between reproduction (number and timing of children), aging, and survival. An analysis of seven distinct reproductive trajectories suggested that two groups, women […]
Study Uncovers How Obesity Drives Chronic Inflammation
Scientists have discovered that obesity causes macrophages to ramp up mitochondrial DNA production, leading to more inflammation [1]. Obesity and […]
A New Look at How Blood Stem Cells Age
In Aging Cell, four Japanese researchers have recently described the aging of the hematopoietic system, which is responsible for the creation […]
Vast Majority of Alzheimer’s Cases Attributable to One Gene
According to a new study, as many as 90% of Alzheimer’s cases can be attributed to “suboptimal” variants of the APOE gene. These results highlight the gene’s importance for Alzheimer’s prevention [1]. Three alleles of APOE A […]
Longevity Advocacy in 2025: The Expert Roundup
The last installment in our end-of-year series of expert roundups might be the least flashy, but it is arguably no […]
The Geroprotective Potential of Hormone Replacement Therapy
A recent review of literature investigated the risks and benefits of hormone replacement therapy. The authors point out that this approach could […]
Geroscience in 2025: The Expert Roundup
2025 was a good year for geroscience, marked by rapid strides and critical milestones. Yet, the path wasn’t always smooth: progress in some […]
A Protein That Exacerbates Heart Disease With Age
Researchers publishing in Aging Cell have found that Hevin, a protein found in the extracellular matrix that increases with age, leads to heart problems […]
A Small Molecule Regenerates Cartilage in Aged Mice
By inhibiting the aging-related enzyme 15-PGDH, scientists have shifted cartilage cells towards a healthier phenotype, leading to a significant improvement in a mouse model of osteoarthritis [1]. […]
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