For this week’s episode of Lifespan News, Brent Nally presents an update on the state of today’s elderly, a new atlas of dental cells, a grant for research on behavioral aging, medins and cerebrovascular dysfunction, and autophagy and senescent cells.
Further Reading
Todayβs Elderly Are Healthier Than a Generation Ago
Grant enables psychologists to extend research on behavioural aging and cognitive development
Medin Aggregates Cause Cerebrovascular Dysfunction in Mice
Senescent Cells Have Less SIRT1 as a Result of Autophagy
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