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Oct 20 2026

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Predicting Inflammation and Disease Risk with Gut Microbiome Composition

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The gut microbiome changes with age, and evidence suggests that this provides a meaningful contribution to degeneration and disease. Microbial populations that provoke chronic inflammation grow in size at the...

Oct 20 2026

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Insights from the Genome of the Aldabra Giant Tortoise

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The oldest land animal with an established age is an Aldabra giant tortoise, at 194 years. Researchers have sequenced the genomes of an old and young Aldabra giant tortoise to...

Oct 18 2026

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Immune Aging as a Shared Cause of Osteoporosis and Osteoarthritis

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The aging of the immune system arises from the underlying causes of aging, but in and of itself causes significant further pathology. Here, for example, researchers discuss immune aging as...

Oct 18 2026

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Epigenetic Aging is Accelerated in Large Dogs versus Small Dogs

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Smaller dog breeds live for longer than larger dog breeds, which perhaps allows some insight into mechanisms of aging. Researchers here find that age-related change in the epigenetic regulation of...

Oct 17 2026

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A Review of Animal Study Evidence for Mesenchymal Stem Cell Therapy to Treat Neurodegeneration

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Researchers here assess the present animal study evidence for first generation stem cell therapies to produce benefits in the most common neurodegenerative conditions, and also the consequences of stroke. The...

Oct 16 2026

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Dental Pulp Stem Cell Secretome as a Treatment to Improve Outcomes Following Stroke

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Since stem cell therapies produce beneficial effects via a short burst of signaling from the transplanted cells rather than via any long-lasting survival and engraftment of those cells, researchers are...

Oct 15 2026

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Second Century Foundation Launches to Advocate for Longevity Research

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It is always good to see a diversification in non-profit efforts to advance the state of research and development in the matter of treating aging as a medical condition. Given...

Oct 14 2026

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A History of Research into Cellular Senescence

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Cells become senescent in response to various forms of damage and stress, including the stress induced by reaching the Hayflick limit on replication. This was first described in the context...

Oct 13 2026

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Functional Connectivity Changes in the Aging Brain are Different in Alzheimer’s Disease Patients

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Functional connectivity is a measure of neuronal activity over time in different parts of the brain, assessed using MRI to detect the increased blood flow that accompanies increased neuronal activity....

Oct 13 2026

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Transcriptomic Approaches to Guiding the Discovery of Geroprotective Compounds

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A great deal of drug discovery starts by screening compounds from the vast libraries of molecules that exist. The libraries are too large to screen everything (and even then the...