Proteomic Aging Clock (PAC) analyses blood proteins to estimate biological age
Live Forever Club - 21-Jan-2024PAC could personalise healthcare and guide development of anti-ageing therapies
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UK university and member of the Russell Group of leading research-intensive UK universities
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success is built on a strong partnership with our students and a clear
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David Llewellyn
Professor of Clinical Epidemiology and Digital Health at the University of Exeter, Alan Turing Institute Fellow.
Andrew Hattersley
Professor of Molecular Medicine at the University of Exeter and world-leading diabetes expert.
University of Exeter News
Socialize, sweat, eat right: your lifestyle guide to delaying dementia
HuffPost - 08-Jan-2024New study finds 15 hidden risks and protective lifestyle habits of early dementia
Exeter's company SENISCA raises £2 million to treat age-related chronic diseases
University of Exeter - 09-Jun-2022Funding might allow RNA-based rejuvenation tech to enter ex vivo lab tests
Studies prove relationship between sleep onset timing and risk of developing CVD
BBC - 09-Nov-2021Sleep health: An important contributor to a person’s general health
SENISCA secures 1.3 million pounds to transform anti-ageing technology
University of Exeter - 12-Mar-2021Spin out company from University of Exeter step forward towards precision medicine for age-related diseases
A clock that tells how ageing brain could be linked to dementia
Science Focus - 29-Oct-2020Will explain why some brains age faster and make people susceptible to certain diseases
Taking the new path in the field of senolytics - SENISCA
Longevity Technology - 29-Jul-2020Old cells will be more young and beautiful
Pace of human biological ageing can now be measured via blood test
Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health - 05-May-2020Can aid future trials of therapies aiming at preventing diseases and slowing ageing
Two types of type 1 diabetes in children: Endotype 1 and Endotype 2
University of Exeter - 16-Mar-2020This new understanding of the disease process could even lead to a cure in the future
Comprehensive history and explanation of senescent cells
The Scientist - 01-Mar-2020Including the latest on clinical trials of first-generation senolytics
Climate change poses existential threat to civilisation
Guardian - 27-Nov-2019Floods, war and chaos would destroy hopes of finding a cure of ageing
Genetic testing kits at home - risk of false positives
Guardian - 21-Jul-2019Be careful of what these genetic tests might tell you
UK policies are successful in reducing air pollution
The Centre for Ecology & Hydrology - 26-Jun-2019Clean Air Strategy could be the key to eliminating air pollution in UK
Two hours of nature per week may improve health and wellbeing
New Scientist - 22-Jun-2019No need for physical activity during these 2 hours, just sit back and relax
Diabetics have insulin cells, but lost their function
EurekAlert! - 17-May-2019Diabetes can be reversed, at least in the lab; Could lead to potential therapies in humans
Cellular aging halted by hydrogen sulfide gas
Medical News Today - 07-Aug-20183 compounds designed to deliver minute amounts of hydrogen to mitochondria inhibit cellular aging
Deaths from drug resistance fungal infections rising
Independent - 17-May-2018Fungi infections are dangerous and due to the lack of drugs they may become the next crisis
17 new genes linked to longer lifespan identified
Times Now News - 08-Nov-2017A team of researchers have discovered 17 new genes linked to longer lifespan, which they say coul...
Anti-aging breakthrough could extend healthspan by making old cells young again
New Atlas - 08-Nov-2017Instead of clearing out senescent cells scientists have found a way to rejuvenate them. New trea...
Antibiotic switching ‘evades bacterial resistance’
BBC - 09-Apr-2015Research suggested that new way to combat drug resistance could be switching between two antibiot...
