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Understanding why frail adults develop dementia at disproportionately high rates has long eluded clinicians. If the biological pathways connecting frailty to…
One of the oldest assumptions in aging biology has been that certain molecular damage accumulates irreversibly over a lifetime — that the chemical scars left…
How well a model predicts your calendar age turns out to be almost irrelevant to how well it predicts when you'll die — and that distinction may reshape the…
The blurring line between legitimate pharmaceutical compounds and underground enhancement drugs is creating a regulatory vacuum that poses measurable public…
A condition affecting roughly 10–15% of reproductive-age women worldwide has long carried a name that poorly matched its biology — and that mismatch has…
Mental illness is not a static public health problem — it is an expanding one. While much global health attention focuses on infectious disease or…
While food deserts have dominated public health conversations for decades, a quieter and arguably more pervasive crisis has been reshaping the American…
Meningitis continues to exact a devastating toll despite decades of vaccine development — and a sweeping new analysis now offers the most granular…
The concept of a "brain clock" — a biological readout that tells whether your brain is aging faster or slower than your calendar age — has mostly required…
Uterine prolapse affects millions of women globally, yet the optimal surgical approach remains contested. A comprehensive evidence synthesis now positions the…
The assumption that molecular aging in muscle is essentially inevitable may need significant revision. Evidence that regular physical training can erase…
Understanding why neurons and heart cells die prematurely in neurodegenerative and cardiometabolic diseases may hinge on a single molecular tag: a phosphate…
Mental health has quietly become one of the defining public health crises of our era — not because the science has changed, but because the numbers have…
The line between surviving an infection and succumbing to it may partly hinge on a single RNA molecule most researchers have never heard of. Understanding…
Nearly half a million Americans still acquire an infection during a hospital stay each year — a figure that demands attention even as the trend moves in a…
A UC Berkeley team demonstrated that combining dichloroacetate (DCA), metformin, and a 10-fold reduced dose of Navitoclax (ABT-263) — branded as 'DMA'…
Declining liver function in aging is rarely front-of-mind until it manifests as fatty liver disease or insulin resistance — but new preclinical evidence…
Resveratrol, a polyphenolic phytoalexin concentrated in grapes and red wine, modulates at least four interconnected signaling networks implicated in…
A mechanistic review from Western New England University argues that the field has over-indexed on bacterial abundance and species diversity metrics while…
Telomere biology has long sat at the center of longevity research, but a growing body of evidence suggests the enzyme responsible for maintaining those…