Nature Communications
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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
Read more...A little bit of stress is proven to be good in refolding the misfolded proteins
EurekAlert! - 06-May-2022
Activating similar mechanism without stressing the cells could treat dementia
Read more...Turn Bio raised funds to usher epigenetic reprogramming from bench to bedside
Biospace - 11-Apr-2022
mRNA technology-reset aging to extend health span and improve quality of life
Read more...Brain implant allows fully paralysed patient to spell words and phrases
The Guardian - 22-Mar-2022
Communication is slow at one letter per minute but further developments may improve the pace
Read more...Bacteria-eating viruses fight drug resistant superbugs in a non-healing wound
Live Science - 19-Jan-2022
When antibiotics fail, bacteriophages can heal -- clinical trials need to confirm this treatment approach
Read more...A powerful platform to facilitate rehabilitation and musculoskeletal diseases
Medgadget - 24-Nov-2021
Thin, wireless, battery-free and multimodal musculoskeletal biointerfaces
Read more...Senolytic cocktail reduces age-related spinal disc degeneration in mice
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 21-Sep-2021
Dasatinib and quercetin combo preserves spinal discs to target age-related back pain
Read more...Role of muscle strengthening protein in reducing life span
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine - 04-Aug-2021
Activation of CaMKII improved muscle fitness but increased the risk of ageing
Read more...Study on the accuracy of in-silico trials as compared to traditional trials
Medgadget - 24-Jun-2021
Virtual clinical trial can reduce the cost and time required while reducing risk
Read more...Science predicts that theoretically we can live up to 150 years
The Conversation (UK) - 08-Jun-2021
Is it time to find ways to make it our average life expectancy?
Read more...Catalysis of TET1 - necessary for myelin repair in young adults
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN) - 08-Jun-2021
Regulation of adult remyelination in mice by TET1-mediated DNA hydroxymethylation
Read more...SIRT6 restores energy in older mice, increasing lifespan by 30%
ISRAEL21c - 01-Jun-2021
Overexpression of this protein delays frailty and overcomes age-related diseases
Read more...Blood cells and footsteps count predict the maximum human lifespan
Scientific American - 25-May-2021
A natural limit of 120-150 is a good start before even starting rejuvenation therapies
Read more...NR supplementation restored youthfulness to blood in older mice
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 18-May-2021
Lowers age-related defects of blood stem cells & make stem cell transplants more effective
Read more...New gene therapy technique, CopyCatcher, more accurate in fruit flies
SciTechDaily - 11-May-2021
Targets precise location of mutated gene rather than tagging on anywhere
Read more...Short sleep in midlife may be an early warning sign of dementia
Guardian - 20-Apr-2021
Sleeping for less than 6 hours in middle age could cause or increase the risk of dementia by 30%
Read more...Reprogramming turns aged human cells young again
New York Times - 24-Mar-2021
Stanford University research published in New York Times - age-reversal is no longer fringe science!
Read more...Painless eye examinations made possible with a soft contact lens
Medgadget - 18-Mar-2021
Stretchable, printed soft lens for early and accurate detection of eye diseases
Read more...A green tea compound helps fight cancer via p53 interaction
Medical Xpress - 12-Feb-2021
Antioxidant compound in green tea improves p53 levels and insights offer new approach to cancer therapies
Read more...Smartphone connected brain implant changes your mood in an instant!
Metro - 01-Feb-2021
Tiny brain implants controlled by mobile app provide insights to brain research
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