How You Move, Sit and Sleep Together May Shape Your Aging Brain
A latent class analysis of more than 1,200 adults over 55 finds that people who move too little, sit too ...
Tag: Aging
Gut Microbes From Elderly Humans Weaken Intestinal Barriers When Transplanted Into Pigs
A new pig model study shows that fecal microbiota from elderly human donors, compared with microbiota from young adults, reshapes ...
Home-based services linked to functional improvement in older adults with diabetes
A longitudinal study in BMC Geriatrics finds that home- and community-based services are associated with improved functional status in older ...
Sex Chromosomes Direct Cancer, Heart Health, and Longevity
A new review in Science reveals that X and Y chromosomes independently shape disease risk and aging, offering a new ...
T Cell-Engaging Antibody Clears Aging Cells in Mice and Monkeys, With Liver Enzymes as a Built-In Safety Gauge
A uPAR-targeting bispecific T-cell engager safely cleared senescent cells in aged mice and rhesus macaques, with serum liver enzymes serving ...
Just Five Minutes of Intense Activity a Day Could Boost Quality of Life in Older Adults
A six-month longitudinal study of 202 older adults found that reallocating as little as five minutes of daily sedentary time ...
Loneliness and Illness Move Together: A Decade of Data Reveals How Isolation Tracks With Multimorbidity in Aging China
A ten-year study of more than 7,000 older Chinese adults finds that social isolation and chronic multimorbidity deteriorate in tandem, ...
Single Amino Acid in Fly Enzyme Controls Brain Iron and Lifespan
A single amino acid in the fruit fly enzyme MCO1 determines whether the aging brain accumulates toxic iron or enjoys ...
CoQ10 Restores Aging Megakaryocyte Function Through a Newly Identified Autophagy Pathway
New research in naturally aged mice shows that dietary coenzyme Q10 rejuvenates platelet-producing megakaryocytes by restoring COPS3-dependent autophagy, taming the ...
Nine Years on the Bike: What Aging Cyclists Reveal About the True Pace of Human Decline
A nine-year follow-up of older amateur cyclists shows fitness and muscle decline faster than cross-sectional studies suggest, yet sustained exercise ...
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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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