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Nov 15 2026

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Interfering in the USP25-SIRT1 Interaction Reduces the Onset of Cellular Senescence

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Researchers here report on the development a senostatic treatment, one that reduces the pace at which cells become senescent in aged tissues. This allows the immune system to catch up...

Nov 15 2026

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The Gut Microbiome in Aging

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The composition of the gut microbiome changes with age for reasons that are not fully explored, but likely involve the progressive failure of the immune system to remove problem microbes....

Nov 14 2026

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Longer Estrogen Exposure Correlates with a Lesser Degree of Neurodegeneration

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The present natural human lifespan is determined by an evolved balance between (a) reduced tissue maintenance that slowly leads to tissue failure, frailty, and death versus (b) continued tissue maintenance...

Nov 13 2026

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Failure of Protein Quality Control Mechanisms in Muscle Aging

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A cell is a bag of finely tuned molecular machinery moving at incredible speeds, pieces of that machinery ramming into one another countless times per second. Damage occurs constantly, a...

Nov 12 2026

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Identifying Hormetic Agents that Modestly Slow Aging from Mouse Toxicology Study Data

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Regulatory systems in wealthier parts of the world ensure that a great many different compounds at different doses are entered into long-term toxicology studies primarily conducted in mice. Researchers here...

Nov 11 2026

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Cepharanthine Identified as a Novel Senolytic

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Senescent cells accumulate with age and generate inflammatory secretions that are disruptive to tissue structure and function. Targeted clearance of some fraction of these lingering senescent cells in aged tissues...

Nov 10 2026

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The Double-Edged Sword of Therapy-Induced Senescence in Cancer Treatment

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The dominant forms of cancer therapy, chemotherapy and radiotherapy, induce senescence in cancer cells they cannot kill, as well as in non-cancerous cells exposed to the treatment. Entering the senescent...

Nov 10 2026

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Anti-Fibrotic Drug Rentosertib Reduces Proteomic Clock Age in Humans

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Rentosertib is a TNIK inhibitor developed by In Silico Medicine in the course of the company’s efforts to find drugs that can affect aging, shown to be anti-fibrotic, and thus...

Nov 08 2026

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Arguing for a Better Assessment of Lactoferrin as a Geroprotective Supplement

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A great many proteins and other molecules might be capable of mild geroprotective effects, slightly slowing aging, or slightly improving late life health. As a general rule, proposed mechanisms for...

Nov 08 2026

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Cellular Senescence in Fatty Liver Disease

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Fatty liver disease, or at least the non-alcohol induced side of fatty liver disease, more properly known as metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) is largely an outcome of obesity....