How air pollution speeds up muscle decline in older adults
Live Forever Club - 02-Dec-2025Long-term exposure to common pollutants increases sarcopenia risk and weakens mobility with age
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Long-term exposure to common pollutants increases sarcopenia risk and weakens mobility with age
Cartilage stays stronger and breaks down more slowly
Stealth BioTherapeutics wins accelerated FDA approval for its mitochondrial therapy elamipretide
Therapies like exercise, drugs, and mitochondrial transfer offer hope
Cartilage regeneration and reduced aging effects were observed in lab and animal studies
AI-powered system completes autonomous knee replacement in India-led clinical trial
This challenges the idea that NAD+ loss causes muscle ageing
This insight may help astronauts and older adults maintain muscle health
Ageing activates bone-building processes in cartilage, damaging joints
Juvenescence expands pipeline and UAE presence with new funding to tackle age-related diseases
Results suggest timing and sex may affect how well it works
This breakthrough could lead to faster, more effective treatments for osteoarthritis
the study shows it should not be used for this purpose in older adults
A clinical trial finds only subtle effects of senolytic therapy on age-related bone loss
Probiotics may help slow muscle loss in aging, but human trials are needed
A new mRNA-loaded nanoparticle treatment boosts autophagy and promotes cartilage regeneration
Scientists discover a flexible tissue with potential to revolutionize cartilage repair
Biotech firm advances osteoporosis therapies and strengthens leadership with key appointment
Mitochondrial dysfunction is most strongly linked to muscle decline
A new technique from Penn State leverages cell clusters to revolutionize regenerative medicine
Breakthrough MOTYS moves to phase 3 trials, promising lasting relief for knee osteoarthritis
How exercise and nutrition can help you stay active, independent, and well as you grow older
Even small improvements in strength can have significant health benefits
New technology aims to improve diagnosis speed and accuracy in busy emergency departments
Findings offer hope for future therapies targeting sarcopenia and muscle loss