Nature Communications
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Nature Communications News
Paralyzed surfer regains mobility using stem cells in belly fat
Independent - 03-Apr-2024
Experimental stem cell therapy offers hope for spinal cord injury patients
Read more...Naked mole-rats' genome unveils secrets of their heart health
Queen Mary University of London - 27-Mar-2024
Unique metabolism shields hearts in low-oxygen conditions, offering clues to human heart protection
Read more...Regenerative hearing drug shows promise in early clinical trials
University College London (UCL) - 05-Mar-2024
Drug LY3056480 didn't fix hearing completely but 45% participants showed better results
Read more...AI and 3D printer creates natural prosthetic eyes in less time
New Scientist - 27-Feb-2024
Novel method for natural-looking eyes, offering comfort and wider access
Read more...Fasting-mimicking diet reduces disease risk and slows biological ageing in humans
Medical Xpress - 20-Feb-2024
Fasting improved health markers like insulin resistance and liver fat
Read more...Scientists found a "nose and gut trick" that could help us live longer
Live Forever Club - 28-Jan-2024
It helped mice live longer, look healthier, and have sharper minds
Read more...Eating less activates the gene OXR1 which controls brain ageing and lifespan
Buck Institute - 11-Jan-2024
Research sheds light on the benefits of calorie restriction
Read more...Gene regulation shifts with age, especially in species with shorter lifespans
Live Forever Club - 28-Nov-2023
CpG density may play a role in moderating the epigenetic drift
Read more...Immune Resilience: a blueprint of your immune system that unveils the secrets of longevity
Big Think - 19-Nov-2023
Science behind your body's ability to live longer, resist infections and survive diseases
Read more...Scientists 3D print brain tissue, paving the way for brain disorder treatments
Interesting Engineering - 04-Oct-2023
A personalised approach to healing the brain and restoring lost function
Read more...PF4: the tiny protein that could boost your brain power, no matter your age
University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) - 16-Aug-2023
PF4 from platelets enhanced learning and memory in both young and old mice
Read more...AI identifies new senolytics that could treat age-related diseases
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 09-Aug-2023
Three natural compounds identified, paving the way for new treatments
Read more...Lifetime healthy body weight may lower your risk of cancer
Independent - 06-Jul-2023
Overweight and obese is linked to developing 18 cancer types - early prevention is the key
Read more...AI unveils economical pathway to discover new senolytics to combat age-related diseases
The University of Edinburgh - 14-Jun-2023
Artificial intelligence identifies herbal compounds to safely eliminate senescent cells
Read more...Game-changing bacteriophage could revolutionize gene therapy
New Scientist - 30-May-2023
Ability to carry vast amounts of DNA and other molecules promises substantial advancements in gene and cell therapies
Read more...Mutated mtDNA acts as a molecular target for therapeutic treatments of age related diseases
University of Cologne - 16-Dec-2022
Targeting and eliminating mutated mtDNA by subjecting it to autophagy with rapamycin been successful
Read more...Microbes in your gut may affect your mental health
Oxford Population Health - 06-Dec-2022
Gut bacteria indirectly produce hormones that influence the brain and can cause depression
Read more...Not just vision - diet and eye health is linked to aging in fruitflies
Buck Institute - 07-Jun-2022
Staring at gadget screens at night affects circadian clock and in turn lifespan
Read more...Phage therapy shows promise in treating drug-resistant infections
The Guardian - 13-May-2022
Success in patients with otherwise untreatable infections could make way for clinical trials next year
Read more...Faster walking associated with longer telomeres, could improve health and lifespan
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 11-May-2022
We know exercise keeps people healthier and this may be just one of the underlying mechanisms
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