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June 16, 2026
In a new study, muscle-targeted viral-vector-based delivery of the protein FGF21 significantly increased median lifespan in male mice and improved many healthspan markers [1]. Control your energy Metabolic dysregulation is a core cause of aging [2]. As animals (and people) age, they tend to gain fat, develop insulin resistance, and run their cellular energy systems...
June 15, 2026
A team of reviewers has taken a look at the relationship between cancer, cellular senescence, and vascular overgrowth and published this information in Aging Cell. Different gut cancers form through different pathways The authors begin their paper by discussing two cancers that are downstream of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD): colorectal cancer (CRC) [1] and colitis-associated...
June 11, 2026
Scientists have “faked” sleep in mice by artificially creating the on/off neuronal firing pattern similar to that seen in non-REM sleep. This produced sleep-like effects, including improved learning memory [1]. Can sleep be emulated? Getting proper amounts and quality of sleep is one of the best things for health and longevity [2], but in modern...
June 10, 2026
In a recent paper, researchers have proposed that the immune system and immune surveillance play a central role in maintaining microbial composition throughout life by suppressing microbial proliferation and that aging weakens these processes [1]. Lifelong companions Aging leads to the deterioration of the organs and systems in the human body, while also altering the...
June 09, 2026
In Aging Cell, researchers have described how a strain of Lactobacillus gut bacteria sends chemical signals that enter the bloodstream and decrease fibrosis in the lungs. The gut-lung axis The gut-brain axis, the term for how the intestines and nervous system interact, is well-known to many longevity enthusiasts, and substantial previous research has explained its...
June 08, 2026
Researchers have explained how a protein found in both yeast and humans facilitates the destruction of the core protein responsible for Parkinson's disease. An aggregate that impairs clearance Loss of ProteostasisThe loss of proteostasis is the failure of the protein-building machinery of the cell and the accumulation of misfolded proteins, which is one of the...