48,000-Person Genome Scan Maps 52 Loci Associated with Right Ventricular Trabeculation
Applying deep-learning image segmentation and fractal dimension analysis to cardiac MRI data from 48,118 UK Biobank participants, researchers mapped the…
Found 1102 results for "longevity"
Applying deep-learning image segmentation and fractal dimension analysis to cardiac MRI data from 48,118 UK Biobank participants, researchers mapped the…
As artificial intelligence systems increasingly influence clinical decision-making, the absence of a rigorous standard for what constitutes genuine medical…
Most longevity research targets individual organs or molecular pathways in isolation, but a comprehensive review in Nature Reviews Immunology reframes the…
In 8,516 Canadian adults (mean age 62.6), women earning under $20K annually showed metabolomic ages averaging 1.14 years older than women earning $100K+, with…
Vascular cognitive impairment and dementia represent one of the most underappreciated threats to healthy aging, and a central mechanism driving both is the…
The assumption that people who age with exceptional cognitive ability simply won a genetic lottery against Alzheimer's disease turns out to be unfounded — and…
The assumption that exceptional cognitive longevity simply reflects a low genetic burden for Alzheimer's disease has shaped years of research strategy. This…
For the millions of adults managing two or more chronic conditions simultaneously, research into how those conditions cluster together holds genuine clinical…
Among 68,714 UK Biobank participants, three AI-derived digital biomarkers — a cine-CMR structural index (DASSi), an AI-electrocardiogram signal, and…
Longer lives don't automatically mean better lives — and for the growing population of adults with Down syndrome, extended lifespan is revealing a critical…
Screening numbers have long served as the headline measure of healthy-aging programs, but counting how many older adults are tested reveals almost nothing…
Dementia prevention may be one of the most consequential public health challenges of this century, and the question of whether society-wide interventions can…
For the roughly 2.7 million people living in nursing homes and long-term care facilities across high-income countries alone, infection risk is not a side…
For adults 65 and older, every flu season carries disproportionate risk of hospitalization and death — so the question of whether a higher-antigen influenza…
Understanding which dementia risk factors dominate in which populations could fundamentally reshape how prevention resources are allocated worldwide — a…
The relationship between serious illness and cognitive decline has long troubled clinicians watching previously sharp patients deteriorate after hospital…
The relationship between systemic illness and cognitive decline has long puzzled clinicians, but a proposed mechanistic bridge — delirium — may finally offer…
For the roughly 65-and-older population that bears an outsized burden of influenza hospitalizations and deaths each year, the adequacy of standard vaccination…
Dementia prevention has long suffered from a mismatch between what research identifies as actionable targets and what populations actually experience on the…
More than one million deaths per year still trace back to infections most people in high-income countries rarely think about — diarrheal pathogens, typhoid…