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Healthy aging strategies, cognition, social connection, and longevity research.
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Scientists Have Ranked Which Exercises Are Best For Your Bones
12+ hour, 55+ min ago (299+ words) Exercise is good for you – that much we can all agree on – but which exercises work best for which types of benefit? Knowing that can help in developing personalized exercise programs that suit individuals better....
Batten Disease Protein CLN8 Reveals a Hidden Route for Making Key Lipids
55+ min ago (652+ words) A protein whose failure lies at the heart of a devastating childhood neurodegenerative disorder has turned out to be a long-sought enzyme in one of the cell’s most obscure lipid-making pathways. In two studies published in Nature Cell Biology, researchers…...
Ageing Bone Cells Lose a Key Epigenetic Brake, Driving Osteoporosis
2+ hour, 35+ min ago (669+ words) Bone is not the inert scaffold it appears to be. Throughout life, it is continuously dismantled and rebuilt by two opposing cell populations: osteoclasts, which resorb old bone, and osteoblasts, which lay down new matrix....
Grandparent therapy may be just what the doctor ordered
2+ hour, 37+ min ago (37+ words) Australians invest plenty of effort trying to stop ageing. Yet one of the most enjoyable ways to age well might be sitting on the loungeroom floor, surrounded by Lego and being asked to read yet another story....
[Awakening of Phoenix Cells] Can they revive even after pressing the 'self-destruct switch'!? The key to solving the 50-year mystery of tissue regeneration lay in the mechanism of death enzymes and cancer recurrence - Weizmann Institute of Science｜Tip News
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (178+ words) ■ Introduction: Living tissue like a 'phoenix' rising from the ashesThe 'epithelial tissue' that covers our skin and the surfaces of our internal organs possesses the ability to undergo cell division at an astonishing rate and repair itself to its original…...
Scientists Link “Lonely” Sleep Waves to Memory Decline With Age
12+ hour, 42+ min ago (504+ words) As tau builds up in the brain, the brain waves that help form memories during non-REM sleep become irregular....
Y chromosome loss creates hidden cancer vulnerability in men
11+ hour, 5+ min ago (442+ words) Each cell in men's bodies usually contains one X and one Y chromosome. "Loss of Y" is a common genetic change in men in which an immune cell in the blood loses its Y chromosome. Previous studies showed that the…...
Polygenic risk scores are not genetic predispositions
4+ week, 2+ day ago (160+ words) Globally, pressure is increasing for healthcare systems to deliver on the promise of genomic medicine to improve patient well-being. Although primary care is the ideal setting for leading this effort, primary health systems are overburdened and ill-equipped for this task…...
Why Does Stress Physically Age Your Body?
10+ hour, 42+ min ago (21+ words) Chronic stress shortens telomeres, damages mitochondria and fuels inflammation. What the research shows, and the four levers that measurably push back....
Skin Longevity: Why You Should Start Thinking Beyond Anti-Ageing
22+ hour, 2+ min ago (564+ words) For years, our approach to ageing has been largely reactive. We notice a fine line, pigmentation, dullness or loss of firmness and then look for a solution. The beauty industry has consequently built a vast vocabulary around "anti-ageing"-from creams…...