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  • Personalized Medicine Approach to Senolytics Clinical Trials

    Personalized Medicine Approach to Senolytics Clinical Trials

    Recent commentary in Nature Aging summarized the results of clinical trials for senolytics and discussed recommendations for future clinical trials that use personalized medicine approaches [1]. From basic science to clinical trials Destroying senescent cells using senolytics […]
  • Exercise Suppresses Appetite via a Brain Pathway

    Exercise Suppresses Appetite via a Brain Pathway

    Scientists have discovered a pathway behind the known effect of exercise suppressing appetite: a lactate-related metabolite that acts directly on certain neurons. Not just more calories burned It has been long known […]
  • AI Model Accurately Predicts Multiple Disease Risks

    AI Model Accurately Predicts Multiple Disease Risks

    European scientists have created a GPT-based model that can predict the risk of more than a thousand diseases on par with single-disease tools and biomarker-based models [1]. Tell me the future! For millennia, […]
  • Lipid Metabolism Is Causal in Some Alzheimer’s Cases

    Lipid Metabolism Is Causal in Some Alzheimer’s Cases

    In Aging Cell, researchers have outlined the relationship between Alzheimer’s, increased pain sensitivity, and the enzyme LPCAT2. Pain is among the earliest signs The key characteristics of Alzheimer’s disease, such as cognitive decline and brain deterioration, are very […]
  • Partial Reprogramming Rejuvenates Aged Cells and Tissues

    Partial Reprogramming Rejuvenates Aged Cells and Tissues

    In a recent study, researchers investigated aging- and disease-associated changes in gene expression related to epithelial-mesenchymal transition. Inducing the Yamanaka factors in mice allowed them to rejuvenate cells and tissues and reverse some of these aging-associated changes [1]. […]
  • A Short-Term High-Fat Diet Harms Memory in Mice

    A Short-Term High-Fat Diet Harms Memory in Mice

    Scientists have demonstrated that even two days on a Western-like high-fat diet reduce hippocampal glucose availability, which activates a subset of inhibitory neurons and causes memory problems in mice [1]. Is it OK […]
  • How Macrophages Manage Obesity and Change With Age

    How Macrophages Manage Obesity and Change With Age

    In Nature Aging, researchers have identified and categorized several macrophage subtypes, including a subtype that appears with aging and another that manages nerve function. Not all macrophages follow the same rules Macrophages declining with age is […]
  • Microplastics Cause Cognitive Deficits in APOE4 Mice

    Microplastics Cause Cognitive Deficits in APOE4 Mice

    Scientists have demonstrated that short-term exposure to microplastics causes Alzheimer’s-like effects in mice expressing human APOE4 versus APOE3. These effects were sex-dependent, mirroring the disease in humans […]

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