How You Walk, Not Just How Fast, May Reveal Early Dementia Risk
A new GeroScience study shows that motoric cognitive risk syndrome carries a multidimensional gait signature, detectable through machine-learning anomaly scores, ...
Tag: Geroscience
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, ...
Aging Eye Study Uncovers Molecular Cascade Behind Blinding Retinal Scarring
Researchers have identified a LAPTM5-WWP2-OPTN mitophagy cascade that drives retinal pigment epithelium senescence and subretinal fibrosis through cGAS-STING activation, with ...
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 ...
Better Survival in Mice Is Not Proof of Senolytic Anti-Ageing Success, Researchers Warn
A new letter in the Journal of Translational Medicine argues that a senolytic vaccine study showed real therapeutic benefit in ...
Cellular Senescence Takes Center Stage as ICSA Gathers Global Aging Researchers in Seoul
The journal Aging will support the 11th International Cell Senescence Association Conference, taking place November 3 to 5, 2026, at ...
Dogs Reveal Sex-Specific Immune Aging Patterns and Early Clues on Anti-Aging Drugs
A controlled study of 80 Beagles maps non-linear, sex-stratified immune aging across the canine lifespan and finds exploratory evidence that ...
Your Eyes May Reveal How Fast You Are Aging, Study of 45,000 People Finds
A UK Biobank study of 45,542 adults links biological aging, frailty, adverse environmental exposures, and plasma metabolic signatures to measurable ...
A Simple Electrical Reading of the Body May Signal Hearing Loss Before Symptoms Strike
A large Korean survey study finds that lower bioelectrical phase angle, a marker of cellular integrity and physiological reserve, is ...
Lifting Weights May Rejuvenate the Aging Brain’s Metabolism and Deepen Sleep
A randomized trial in GeroScience found that twelve weeks of explosive resistance training lowered resting lactate in the sensorimotor cortex ...
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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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