Month: October 2026

Oct 11 2026

Daily News

Assessing the Burden of Somatic Mutation in Healthy Individuals versus Cancer Patients

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Cancers are primarily age-related conditions for a range of reasons, such as the decline of the immune system’s ability to find and destroy cancerous cells, a rising burden of senescent...

Oct 10 2026

Medicine, Biotech, Research

Succinate Dehydrogenase as a Regulator of the Regenerative Capacity of the Heart

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The tissues of the mammalian body span a broad range of regenerative capacity, from the highly regenerative liver to the minimal regenerative capabilities of the brain and the heart. We...

Oct 10 2026

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An Aging Clock Built on Speech Analysis Data

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Any sufficiently complex set of biological data that changes with age can be used as the basis for an aging clock. Well established machine learning techniques can identify patterns and...

Oct 09 2026

Medicine, Biotech, Research

Exercise Slows Epigenetic Aging and Improves Cognitive Function in Cancer Survivors

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Cancer survivors who underwent chemotherapy or radiotherapy in the course of putting their cancer into remission have been shown to exhibit an increased burden of senescent cells relative to healthy...

Oct 09 2026

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KHL Foundation Reports the Likely First Human Partial Epigenetic Reprogramming Treatments

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The first human application of partial epigenetic reprogramming of aged tissues, using adeno-associated viral (AAV) vectors, was not in fact the first patient dosed in the recently launched Life Biosciences...

Oct 08 2026

Medicine, Biotech, Research

Reduced Cardiolipin Levels as a Cause of Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Muscle Remodeling

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Hundreds of mitochondria in every cell work to produce adenosine triphosphate (ATP), a chemical energy store molecule needed to power cell activities. Mitochondria evolved from symbiotic bacteria, and are now...

Oct 08 2026

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Anti-CXCR3 Therapy Reduces Harmful Immune Cell Infiltration into the Brain

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The immune system of the brain and body are distinct from one another, separated by the blood-brain barrier that lines blood vessels passing through the central nervous system. In health...

Oct 07 2026

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Chronic Inflammation in the Aging of Bone and Brain Tissue

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Researchers here discuss the chronic inflammation of aging as a contribution to the bidirectional relationship between the loss of bone mineral density leading to osteoporosis and neurodegenerative pathology leading to...

Oct 07 2026

Medicine, Biotech, Research

Fat Infiltration into Muscle Tissue as a Biomarker of Aging

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An important goal in the research community is to build a robust measure of biological age, the burden of age-related damage and dysfunction contributing to disease and mortality, that can...

Oct 06 2026

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An Aging Clock Based on Images of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Nuclei

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Any sufficiently complex biological data that changes with age can be used to construct an aging clock. Here, researchers report on a clock derived from images of the nuclei of...