Scientists identify factors shaping age structure in frogs and toads
Frogs, toads and their close relatives may be heading toward a future in which populations are not merely smaller in...
Beatrice Stafford is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Chronobiology coverage.
Frogs, toads and their close relatives may be heading toward a future in which populations are not merely smaller in...
The Brain’s “Waste” Pigment May Reveal a Hidden Failure in Cellular Recycling For more than a century, scientists have recognized...
Calorie Restriction Reverses Aging-Linked Molecular Signals in Breast Cancer-Prone Mice A long-term dietary experiment in breast cancer-prone mice has uncovered...
Plastic medical tubing is often treated as an inert part of modern healthcare: a transparent conduit carrying medicines, nutrients and...
Older Adults’ Appetite Loss Is Often Missed in Hospitals, Study Finds—And the Solution May Be as Social as It Is...
A new study points to an unexpected immune connection that could help explain why blood-cell production changes with age: a...
A new study published in Nature Aging reports that mice lacking the enzyme cGAS develop signs of premature aging, accompanied...
Aging brains may be vulnerable to a chemical change so small that it can be measured at the level of...
Aging does not follow a single biological script. Some people remain physically active and cognitively resilient well into later life,...
Aging skin is often described as a visible record of time, but its decline is also the result of a...
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