Can lifestyle changes really prevent diabetes long term?
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Lifestyle extended diabetes-free survival 3.5 years, metformin 2.5 years
Drug mimics life-extending effects of calorie restriction across multiple vertebrate species
A year-long study finds the drug safe at low doses, with early signs of benefit—especially in women
the study shows it should not be used for this purpose in older adults
It supports energy production and protects against age-related diseases
Enrolling 580 dogs nationwide, researchers aim to uncover new aging insights
Statistical analysis will clarify sex-specific differences and anomalies
Scientists are testing drugs like LOY-002 and rapamycin to extend lifespan
Sunscreen, no smoking, and healthy habits are the best way to maintain skin health
Ora biomedical’s high-tech screening could uncover life-extending compounds beyond rapamycin’s reach
Exploring the promises and pitfalls of a booming beauty trend still shrouded in scientific mystery
Despite positive results in monkeys, study lacks baseline data, which raises doubts
Metformin (HR 1.01, CI 0.95–1.07) had a neutral effect on mortality
New study reveals metformin’s potential to delay brain aging
Safety of rapamycin looks good and lean muscle mass among biomarkers trending towards improvement
It could delay age-related diseases and improve the body's systems
Improvements seen in muscle size and collagen deposits in older people with atrophy
Metformin may function as an anti-inflammatory and potentially reduce the viral load of SARS-CoV-2
Friends and family noticed their improved health and appearance, with no serious side effects
Extensive analysis reveals an initial benefit to longevity that diminishes, then reverses, over time
Original study was subject to bias due to exclusion of participants who progressed to multiple therapies
A restitution hearing will decide how much she must repay
More than 90% of drugs safe and effective when tested in experimental animals fail in human testing
Investigation of ability of metformin, a diabetic drug to slow the process of aging
Cautioned the use of rapamycin in Alzheimer's patients, as it downregulated Trem2 & reduced β-amyloid clearance