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Healthy microbes can lift mood, sharpen memory, and protect against disease
De Grey urges urgent, COVID-level action to tackle aging as humanity’s biggest disease
New GlyTR protein directs T cells to destroy diverse tumours while sparing healthy cells
Maria Branyas’s biology shows how genetics and lifestyle protect against age-related disease
Cells halted in the G2 phase show stronger aging markers and respond better to senolytic drugs
Study finds 500 mg cocoa extract lowered hsCRP, a key heart disease risk marker, by 8% yearly
Study ties high UPF intake to raised hs-CRP levels, a key marker for heart disease
Immune proteins can misfire, causing inflammation and cell death
Genes for DNA repair and telomere protection may explain T. dohrnii’s unique longevity
These adaptations explain its extraordinary 200-year lifespan
Diet, probiotics, and microbiota therapies may open new paths for treatment
This discovery suggests gut microbes may play a major role in healthy ageing
Rapamycin extended mouse lifespan by up to 28%, even when given in mid or late life, review finds
Milk consumption and emotional health influence microbial balance
Clinical trials show mixed results for metformin and ageing
New DeSci platform uses tokens and AI to speed breakthroughs in ageing research
What we eat and how we feel can change these microbes
Youthful brains and immune systems are key to longer life
This pathway could guide human anti-ageing therapies
Scientists are testing medicines, diets, and lifestyle changes to keep immunity strong
Jab targeting KRAS mutation kept some patients cancer-free for over 15 months
15-year Swedish study finds plant-rich diets may delay age-related diseases and boost longevity
Study finds eggs maintain mitochondrial DNA integrity, unlike other body cells that age
New dual-bacteria therapy shows potent, safe cancer-killing power in immunocompromised models
Results stayed consistent across gender, age, and health status