Senolytic therapy might slow heart ageing by removing harmful cells
Live Forever Club - 28-Jun-2025Future treatments must balance benefits and risks
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Future treatments must balance benefits and risks
Study links rise in heart failure and arrhythmia to obesity, diabetes, and high blood pressure
Micro-robots clear sinus infections in animals by targeting bacteria with heat and light
Moderate physical activity made brains biologically younger
Fat-burning pill preserves appetite and muscle; safe in early trials
Lifestyle extended diabetes-free survival 3.5 years, metformin 2.5 years
New RNA method may cut costs and simplify cancer treatment by skipping lab-grown cell steps
New MRI-based tech may better detect tumour changes without contrast dye in brain cancer patients
Toxic air cuts UK life expectancy and costs £27bn annually, says Royal College of Physicians
New patch collects molecular data without cutting tissue, enabling faster, safer disease diagnosis
New therapy Blenrep offers hope by tripling remission time in multiple myeloma patients
New tech delivers same-day results to improve prescriptions and curb rising antimicrobial resistance
Freeze-dried faecal capsules may replace harmful gut bacteria with beneficial microbes
MIND diet may reduce dementia risk by 25%, especially with long-term improvements
FaceAge estimates health from photos, aiding cancer care and improving survival predictions
Study links GLP-1 drugs to higher risk of macular degeneration in diabetics over 60
Genetic traces of cancer may be detectable in blood up to three years before diagnosis, study finds
The device detects fluid build-up days before symptoms worsen, helping reduce hospital admissions
Despite major progress, cancer remains the UK's top killer with rising case numbers expected by 2040
Sola uses 360° laser pulses to treat calcified arteries; promising early trial results
Younger cohorts show lower dementia rates, but ageing and inequality keep total cases rising
Scientists believe exercise helps control inflammation, hormones, and immunity
AI reads routine mammograms to deliver personalized 5‑year breast cancer risk scores
Pembrolizumab doubled cancer-free survival from 2.5 to 5 years and cut spread risk by 10%
If we stop or slow it, we might prevent damage in the body