Engineered Flavonoid Cousins of Fisetin Clear Senescent Cells and Boost Healthspan in Mice
Researchers engineered two fisetin-derived flavonoid analogs that kill senescent cells up to 27 times more potently than fisetin and reduce ...
Tag: Aging
Ultrasound Study Reveals How Smoking, Age and BMI Reshape the Face Forensic Artists Reconstruct
A Slovak ultrasound study of 246 adults finds that BMI dominates facial tissue thickness in women while age dominates in ...
ERC Starting Grants Fund Frankfurt Projects on Global Finance and Cell Aging
Goethe University Frankfurt researchers Johannes Petry and Seda Koyuncu have each won an ERC Starting Grant worth up to 1.5 ...
Where Toilets Are Scarce, Depression Follows: India’s Aging Adults Pay a Hidden Mental Health Price
A large multilevel analysis of more than 63,000 older Indian adults finds that living in communities with low toilet coverage ...
Fifteen US Reporters Win Fellowships to Deepen Coverage of Aging in America
The Gerontological Society of America and the Journalists Network on Generations have awarded aging-focused fellowships to fifteen US reporters whose ...
Mystery Cell Found: Why Enlarged Prostate Strikes Only One Zone of the Gland
Johns Hopkins researchers have identified a WIF1-expressing basal epithelial cell type concentrated in the prostate's transition zone and expanded in ...
When the Ground Betrays: How Mild Cognitive Impairment Rewires the Brain’s Emergency Reflexes for Tripping
A new GeroScience study shows that older adults with mild cognitive impairment recover from sudden trip-like perturbations with shorter steps, ...
Fast Walkers May Escape the Cognitive Toll of Aging, Dementia Risk Study Finds
A study of 920 older adults at elevated dementia risk found that higher gait speed, grip strength and leg power ...
When the Mind Divides, Sarcopenic Muscles Falter: Neural Clues to Unsteady Force in Ageing
New research shows that older adults with sarcopenia lose force steadiness and neural control precision when performing a cognitive task ...
Weak Grip in Old Age May Start in the Brain, Not Just the Muscle
A biomimetic multi-finger dynamometer study finds that age-related grip weakness reflects neural coordination limits as much as muscle loss, with ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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