Cells can be made younger without turning them into stem cells
Live Forever Club - 14-May-2025This new method may someday help treat age-related diseases safely
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This new method may someday help treat age-related diseases safely
These changes help boost DNA repair and control metabolism
Gene-centric therapies may hold the key to extending healthspan
Drawn from over 1,000 global contenders, the selected teams are one step closer to the $101M prize
The biotech company aims to target the root causes of ageing to develop therapies to extend lifespan
Good relationships seem to protect your body even before you grow old
A groundbreaking metagenomics test identified a rare bacteria after five years of failed diagnose
Healthier skin may protect against age-related diseases
Regular exercise helps the body stay biologically younger, suggesting movement is key
Long-lived mammals have evolved new ways to manage ageing
UT Health San Antonio uncovers how FGF21 helps preserve thymic function and T-cell diversity
The aim is to slow ageing by protecting DNA, not reversing it
A rare, malnutrition-linked diabetes finally gains official recognition
Diet, exercise, and new drugs show promise in slowing age-related decline
The Nobel laureate explores why we age—and why living forever may not be ideal
A year-long study finds the drug safe at low doses, with early signs of benefit—especially in women
New funding and better access are part of efforts to make Britain leader in medical innovation
This shows the gut can influence how the heart ages
Partial reprogramming reverses key ageing signs in cells without changing their identity
Precision drugs use chemical tags to control genes without changing DNA
Study shows gut microbes can break down drugs for diabetes, depression, and more
This age-linked surge may help detect cancer early
Changes in blood proteins reveal early signs of this faster ageing
Carnivorous birds show more protein damage without higher sugar
Environment, stress, and lifestyle affect both sexes differently