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  • Young Microbiota Transfer Reduces Aging Aspects in Mice

    Young Microbiota Transfer Reduces Aging Aspects in Mice

    In a recent study, lifelong, repeated microbiota transfer from young mice to old mice improves intestinal permeability, coordinative ability, and metabolic profiles while reducing pro-inflammatory responses [1]. Small in size, but mighty in impact Previous research […]
  • TFEB Lets Cells Live Long Enough to Become Senescent

    TFEB Lets Cells Live Long Enough to Become Senescent

    In Aging Cell, researchers have explained how transcription factor EB (TFEB) is related to cellular senescence and keeps stressed cells alive. Inactivated by mTOR Yesterday, we reported on TFEB’s effects on proteostasis […]
  • Playing the Long Game Towards Radical Life Extension

    Playing the Long Game Towards Radical Life Extension

    For most of the history of human civilization, humanity expanded at an astonishing pace: faster than exponential, nearly hyperbolic. This trend was famously described in a 1960 paper by Heinz von Foerster […]
  • Rejuvenation Roundup April 2025

    Rejuvenation Roundup April 2025

    While computer technology continues to accelerate, human beings still have to contend with age-related disease and death. Here’s some of what’s been done to support longer, healthier lives in April. A Lifespan.io Project Bears Fruit Results […]
  • Impact of Butter and Plant-Based Oils on Mortality

    Impact of Butter and Plant-Based Oils on Mortality

    A study published in JAMA Internal Medicine suggests that a higher intake of butter is associated with increased mortality while a higher intake of plant-based oils is associated with reduced mortality [1]. […]
  • Immune Resilience Is a Strong Determinant of Mortality

    Immune Resilience Is a Strong Determinant of Mortality

    A new study defines the concept of immune resilience and positions it as a central determinant of aging trajectories, linking it to survival, inflammation control, and the body’s ability to withstand stress [1]. Keeping the balance Geroscientists […]
  • How Fisetin May Fight Blood Vessel Calcification

    How Fisetin May Fight Blood Vessel Calcification

    In Aging, researchers have described how the well-known supplement fisetin may fight calcification of the blood vessels, seeing significant successes in both cellular and mouse models. When […]
  • Technology Use Associated With Reduced Cognitive Impairment

    Technology Use Associated With Reduced Cognitive Impairment

    New research suggests that digital technologies provide beneficial effects on cognition in middle-aged and older adults who did not grow up with such technologies [1]. Childhood without computers For younger people, it is difficult to imagine […]

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