April 29, 2025
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 have long suspected that the immune system plays an outsized role in aging, one that has deep evolutionary...
December 02, 2024
Reseachers publishing in Antioxidants have combined three antioxidant and anti-inflammatory compounds and tested their effects in human beings. Three complementing choices The first component the researchers included was AM3, a compound that is core to the Inmunoferon supplement and is an immunomodulator that has been found in trials to aid against infections [1]. Some prior...
November 18, 2024
Researchers publishing in Nature have reported a new advance in developing chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells to fight solid tumors in the brain. A difficult endeavor CAR T cell-based therapies are normally discussed in the context of blood cancers, as getting them to effectively attack solid tumors has proven very difficult, despite intensive research...
August 19, 2024
A researcher publishing in Biogerontology has reviewed the literature on the relationship between cellular senescence and the immune system, finding that dwindling immune surveillance allows senescent cells to accumulate. The immune system needs to be deadly On the cellular level, the bodies of vertebrates are brutal police states. Immune cells report, attack, and kill anything...
August 08, 2024
In npj Aging, researchers have described how immune cell infiltration in inflammaging can be reduced with an immune-related peptide in a mouse model. Immune cell infiltration In a previous paper, these researchers have reported that aging affects the movement of white blood cells (leukocytes) in a way that harms the immune system's protective abilities [1]....
June 19, 2024
It has been known for many years that microgravity in space interferes with human physiology in negative ways. As early as the first Apollo missions, astronauts experienced heart rhythm issues, low blood pressure, inner ear problems, and bone loss. Researchers at the Buck Institute have published a fascinating new study that shows the influence of...