Longevity treatments need to match age-specific needs
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Tailored approach improves healthspan and quality of life across all ages
Extending healthspan and tackling age-related challenges with innovative therapies and technologies
Scientists are hopeful about the potential of antibodies for anti-ageing therapies
The study introduces a "senescence atlas" mapping the distribution of these cells
It improved immune responses but natural killer cell activity remained unchanged
Some think ageing starts at birth; others say it begins later, like during puberty
They could help predict brain health issues like dementia and stroke earlier
Mitochondrial dysfunction is most strongly linked to muscle decline
The dataset focuses on diseased cells and aims to find new cancer treatments
Breakthrough technology measures protein changes to monitor and prevent disease
Significant improvements were observed in body fat, BMI, and visceral fat
Recent study identified metabolites associated with age, longevity, and mortality
Emerging research suggests that microbial imbalances may play a bigger role than we thought
Explore how organ-specific ageing impacts health, lifespan, and staying youthful
Larger age gaps in tissues link to diseases like heart disease and diabetes
Men experience faster immune decline, leading to higher mortality rates
This suggests better prevention with genetics and advanced models
Metabolic pathways like the pentose phosphate pathway aid healthy ageing
Funding strengthens their capacity to address unmet needs in immune-related diseases
New cell maps reveal fresh insights into health and disease
How a varied diet can reduce inflammation and slow biological ageing
Their technology reduces costs and accelerates drug development by six months
DNA changes in fat cells may explain rebound weight gain after treatment
Understanding these factors may lead to more personalised treatments
A haunted house visit might help reduce inflammation and improve health, new research suggests