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Jul 14 2020

Medicine, Biotech, Research

Reversing the Age-Related Loss of Eosinophils in Visceral Fat Reduces Chronic Inflammation and its Consequences

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It is well known that visceral fat tissue is an important source of the chronic inflammation that drives the onset and progress of all of the common age-related diseases. This...

Jul 14 2020

Daily News

Reviewing the Cellular Senescence of Astrocytes in Alzheimer’s Disease

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It is becoming apparent that cellular senescence in supporting cells of the brain is a significant contributing factor in the development and progression of neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease....

Jul 14 2020

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A Popular Science View of Osteocalcin in Aging

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In recent years, researchers have shown that osteocalcin levels decline with age. Restoring osteocalcin in mice has been shown to reverse age-related loss of memory via increased BDNF. In fact,...

Jul 13 2020

Newsletters

Fight Aging! Newsletter, July 13th 2020

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Fight Aging! publishes news and commentary relevant to the goal of ending all age-related disease, to be achieved by bringing the mechanisms of aging under the control of modern medicine....

Jul 11 2020

Medicine, Biotech, Research

It is Challenging to Find Support for Evolutionary Trade-offs Between Reproduction and Aging in Human Data

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The disposibility theory of aging is one of numerous evolutionary theories of aging that seek to explain why aging exists and is near universal across species. In this case, aging...

Jul 11 2020

Daily News

Stem Cell Exhaustion in the Aging Lung

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Stem cell activity declines with age throughout the body. In some cases this is because stem cells become less active in response to changes in the signaling environment. In other...

Jul 11 2020

Daily News

Differences in Exosome MicroRNA Content Following Exercise in Sedentary versus Fit Older People

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Researchers here note one example of the many differences that exist between good and poor fitness in older people. The response to exercise is materially different between fit and sedentary...

Jul 10 2020

Medicine, Biotech, Research

MicroRNA-34a Promotes Vascular Cellular Senescence and Consequent Calcification

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With the growing interest in the accumulation of senescent cells as an important cause of aging, and more funding flowing into this part of the field, researchers are uncovering numerous...

Jul 10 2020

Daily News

Ex Vivo Mitochondrial Transfer as a Way to Improve Stem Cell Therapy Outcomes

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A sizable portion of the variable efficacy of first generation stem cell therapies as presently practiced may be due to a poor quality of cells following expansion in culture. Regardless...

Jul 10 2020

Daily News

Why Do Older Mothers Produce Less Robust Offspring?

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It is well understood that an older maternal age at birth results in offspring that are less robust, meaning a shorter life expectancy, lesser degrees of reproductive success, and so...