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Tuberculosis remains one of the most consequential yet under-discussed threats to global longevity, and a sweeping new analysis spanning 33 years and 204…
Muscle loss in aging is rarely framed as an environmental problem — yet where and how people live may be as consequential as what they eat or how often they…
The idea that exercise benefits the brain through purely cardiovascular means is giving way to something more intricate: a bidirectional molecular…
A low-protein longevity diet supplemented with methionine (LDMM) — modeled on traditional Mediterranean and Okinawan eating patterns — outperformed western…
In a longitudinal wild-population study of barn swallows (Hirundo rustica), telomere length measured at recruitment (age one) significantly predicted both…
How proteins navigate the densely packed interior of a living cell has long been treated as a solved problem — but a growing body of biophysical evidence…
Memory is far more organized than a simple filing cabinet — and a new finding from a top-tier journal suggests the brain's memory hub plays a more…
Liver disease driven by chronic alcohol use remains one of the most prevalent yet underdiscussed contributors to premature mortality in high-income countries…
Tuberculosis remains a stubborn paradox in global health: three decades of hard-won gains in reducing mortality are now threatened by drug resistance, funding…
Among the most consequential questions in longevity research is whether specific dietary signals — rather than broad caloric reduction — can be targeted to…
Triple-negative breast cancer represents one of oncology's most stubborn challenges — a subtype defined by the absence of estrogen, progesterone, and HER2…
For the estimated ten million people worldwide living with Parkinson's disease, the central frustration of treatment has long been the same: levodopa works…
The boundary between aging and treatable disease is collapsing — and how medicine responds to that shift will define the next era of chronic-disease…
Skeletal muscle mass is not merely an aesthetic concern — it is a critical biomarker of metabolic health, fall resistance, and all-cause mortality risk. A…
A perspective piece in Rejuvenation Research challenges the field's foundational vocabulary, arguing that 'biological age' and 'health' are functionally…
Every time a cell ramps up glycolysis — burning more glucose for energy — it may be simultaneously rewriting its own gene expression program. A newly…
Mental health conditions now represent one of the most consequential drains on human healthspan worldwide — not primarily through early death, but through…
Understanding why some people age faster than others — and what interventions actually slow biological deterioration — has been hampered by the absence of…
Four IF protocols — TRE (16/8), alternate-day fasting, 5:2, and OMAD — converge on a shared molecular architecture: AMPK activation suppresses mTOR while…
For older adults navigating the intersection of cardiovascular risk and metabolic aging, protein source may matter as much as protein quantity — and this…