Gut bacteria may hold the key to living longer and healthier lives
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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
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
This highlights promising paths for potential anti-ageing therapies
Adjusting this axis with diet, probiotics, and supplements could benefit brain health
Mortality decreases gradually with increased strength, suggesting every strength gain counts
Initiatives like The Human Phenotype project aim to improve disease diagnostics and predictions
New findings show a possible role for donor gut lining cells in healing
In trials on mice, the drug reduced tumors, promising new cancer treatments
Signs include sluggish metabolism, inflamed blood vessels, and a weakened gut
Targeting certain proteins might prevent age-related diseases in the future
Marks a new chapter for the organisation as it continues its mission to help people live longer, healthier lives
DNA stability might be key to unlocking the science of anti-ageing and longevity
Ora biomedical’s high-tech screening could uncover life-extending compounds beyond rapamycin’s reach
This could shape future healthcare and longevity strategies
Social bonds improve resilience and adaptability in various species
Even small improvements in strength can have significant health benefits
This approach offers new insights into how and why we age
Anti-inflammatory diets, high physical activity, and healthy sleep patterns work best together
New insights into skin development promise advances in regeneration and ageing
New study finds calorie restriction aids longevity, but genetics may hold the ultimate key
They use stem cell technology to regenerate the thymus and aim to slow its natural decline