Blood Cell Mixtures Drive Epigenetic Age Clocks, Study Reveals
A large new study shows that blood cell composition, especially the balance of naive and memory T cells and neutrophil ...
Tag: epigenetic clocks
Proteomic Aging Clocks Expose the Tangled Truth Behind Alcohol’s Healthy Drinking Paradox
New organ-specific proteomic aging clocks reveal that alcohol's seemingly protective effects in some organs likely reflect methodological differences and socioeconomic ...
Speech Clocks: How Your Voice May Track the Biology of Aging
A machine-learning speech clock developed by Trinity College Dublin researchers estimates age from voice features and links older-sounding speech to ...
Helping Others May Slow Biological Aging, but Too Much Informal Help Could Backfire
A cross-national study of older adults in the United States and Northern Ireland finds that moderate volunteering and informal helping ...
AI Reads the 3D Architecture of Chromatin to Predict Stem Cell Aging
A compact convolutional neural network called ChromAgeNet can distinguish young from aged hematopoietic stem cells using 3D DAPI-stained microscopy images ...
Scientists Gather in Shanghai to Push Aging Biomarkers Toward Human Intervention Testing
A Nature Aging meeting report describes how the 6th TimePie Longevity Forum in Shanghai brought together international researchers to advance ...
Wealth Leaves a Molecular Signature: Higher Socioeconomic Status Slows Epigenetic Aging
A nationally representative NHANES analysis finds that higher socioeconomic position is linked to slower epigenetic aging on mortality-predicting DNA methylation ...
Stable Jobs Don’t Shield Black Workers From Faster Biological Aging, DNA Study Finds
New research linking 33-year employment histories to epigenetic clocks finds that racial gaps in biological aging persist even among workers ...
Epigenetics Moves From Lab Bench to Bedside as Naples Conference Showcases Bold Advances
The 4th Clinical Epigenetics International Conference in Naples highlighted rapid progress in epigenetic mechanisms, editing technologies, and therapies for cancer, ...
Cash Transfers Tested as a Tool to Slow Biological Ageing in Children and Mothers
A randomised controlled trial has investigated whether unconditional cash transfers can alter epigenetic measures of ageing and cognitive development in ...
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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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