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Scientists find how “zombie” cells fuel inflammation as we age
11+ hour, 47+ min ago (594+ words) Scientists discovered that aging cells can use malfunctioning mitochondria to unlock inflammatory genes and keep the immune system stuck in a prolonged state of alert. Blocking one part of this process reduced inflammation and improved healthy aging in mice, suggesting…...
An expert’s take on the great fibre versus protein debate
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (917+ words) As current trends surrounding both protein and fibre intake continue to take off, understanding which nutrient takes precedence can be difficult. Should we concentrate on eating sufficient protein each day to hit our targets, or ought fibre to be the…...
3D genome organization changes identified in Alzheimer’s disease
21+ hour, 24+ min ago (300+ words) Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Washington University and other institutions have found that the three-dimensional organization of the genome changes in certain brain cells of people with Alzheimer’s disease. These changes are associated…...
At 117, Mar??a Branyas Exhibited Both Advanced Aging Signs and Protective Longevity Mechanisms
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (293+ words) At 117, María Branyas Exhibited Both Advanced Aging Signs and Protective Longevity Mechanisms inkorr.com At 117, María Branyas Exhibited Both Advanced Aging Signs and Protective Longevity Mechanisms Insights from the Study of María Branyas The investigation into 117-year-old María Branyas revealed…...
An expert’s take on the great fibre versus protein debate - AOL
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (853+ words) As current trends surrounding both protein and fibre intake continue to take off, understanding which nutrient takes precedence can be difficult. Should we concentrate on eating sufficient protein each day to hit our targets, or ought fibre to be the…...
Scientists found a new way aging cells may hide from the immune system — and it could point to future treatments
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (776+ words) Some worn-out cells don't quietly retire. They linger in tissues, release inflammatory signals and may make it harder for neighboring cells to function normally. Scientists call them senescent cells, and their accumulation with age has made them a major target…...
Modified Bone Marrow Cells Greatly Reduce Fractures in Severe Osteoporosis Patients
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (519+ words) Small Cell Trial in Cell Reports Fewer Fractures Over Six Years but Needs Larger Randomized Study A joint research team led by José Moraleda of the University of Murcia in Spain and Robert Sackstein of the Miami Veterans Affairs Healthcare…...
Menopause may damage the gut years before final period: US Study.
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (141+ words) en.etemaaddaily.com Menopause may damage the gut years before final period: US Study Asaduddin Owaisi announces special rain prayers on July 26 'Salat al-Istisqa' Asaduddin Owaisi 'PM Modi Should Attend Khamenei Funeral' Asaduddin Owaisi Demands EC Accept PAN, Driving Licence…...
Oxygenaging: How the Body’s Oxygen Cascade Shapes the Biology of Growing
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (72+ words) Aging has long been studied through the lens of DNA damage, protein misfolding, and cellular senescence, but a new framework published in Aging Cell argues that the story begins far higher up — in the air we breathe. Researchers led by…...
Gut Bacteria May Reveal Brain Aging Decades Before Symptoms Appear
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (636+ words) The earliest fingerprints of an aging brain may be visible not in memory lapses or mood changes, but in an unexpected place: the gut....