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Senescence

Cornell Study Reveals Insights into Muscle Regeneration and Aging

Cornell University engineers have revealed new insights into muscle regeneration and aging, highlighting how immune cell interactions and stem cell states change over time. Their study, published in Nature Aging, identifies critical factors affecting muscle repair in older mice, paving the way for potential therapies to combat age-related muscle degeneration.

Understanding Biological vs. Chronological Age: The Key to Healthier Aging

Explore the critical distinction between biological age and chronological age in health and wellness. Discover how lifestyle choices significantly impact biological aging, allowing individuals to take control of their health and potentially reduce their biological age for a healthier, more fulfilling life.

Experts explain how you can reverse your biological age

Learn how tech mogul Brian Johnson spends $2 million a year to de-age himself, and discover simple, science-backed tips from experts on how to reverse your biological age without the crazy and expensive methods.

New Epigenetic Clocks Revolutionize Age Measurement

Brigham and Women’s Hospital researchers have created groundbreaking epigenetic clocks that may change the way we determine age. This new technology has the potential to revolutionize age measurement methods.

CAR T Cells Show Potential in Treating Age-Related Diseases, Study Finds

Recent research led by Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory has revealed the potential of Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) T cells in treating diseases related to aging. The study suggests that these engineered immune cells could…

Focusing on Healthspan for a Healthier and Fulfilling Life

Living a longer life is a common goal, but what’s more important is living a healthier and fulfilling life. Dr. Marc Siegel discusses the concept of ‘healthspan’ versus ‘lifespan’ and why it’s crucial to focus on quality of life. While…