Tag: Inflammaging

New research in Aging Cell shows that natural killer cell numbers, maturation, and antitumor function decline during midlife obesity, particularly ...

A new Nature Aging study shows that cytotoxic CD4+ T cells accumulating in aged bone marrow drive myeloid-biased blood production ...

A new review in Biogerontology critically evaluates berberine and its derivatives as multi-target candidates for modulating immunosenescence, the age-related decline ...

A Biogerontology Perspective argues that prolonged crises such as the war in Ukraine may biologically accelerate metabolic ageing in older ...

Researchers have mapped how senescent kidney cells attract immune cells into localized inflammatory niches and shown that senolytic treatments can ...

A Cell Research perspective argues that cellular metabolism acts as the licensing mechanism that determines the composition and intensity of ...

A new study in Nature Aging is drawing attention to a possible biological engine behind inflammaging—the chronic, low-grade inflammation that ...

Exercise is more than just a routine of sweating and counting repetitions; it is increasingly recognized as a powerful biological ...