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Among 3,029 Mexican adults with chronic coronary syndrome (CCS) enrolled across ~50 centers between September 2024 and March 2025, the RESINCCRO registry…
Multiple sclerosis research has long grappled with a frustrating paradox: genetic risk explains only a fraction of who develops the disease, yet environmental…
Italy's demographic profile is stark: 24.1% of its population is aged ≥65 — the EU's highest — yet healthy life years trail total life expectancy by roughly…
A novel theoretical framework proposes that exercise confers Alzheimer's neuroprotection primarily by suppressing Cathepsin S (CTSS), a lysosomal cysteine…
The idea that mitochondrial metabolism directly shapes which genes are active in the brain — and by extension, neurological development — has profound…
The assumption that evolution optimizes biology for a long, healthy life may be fundamentally wrong — at least for protein quality control. New mechanistic…
Longevity research has long fixated on mitochondria as the central organelle governing aging, but a compelling new body of work repositions that narrative…
Immune deterioration with age has long been attributed partly to the shrinking thymus, but pinning down a druggable molecular target within the gland's…
One of the most persistent puzzles in aging biology is explaining why the immune system shifts from a protective force into a driver of chronic, low-grade…
For the roughly 160,000 people diagnosed with multiple myeloma each year worldwide, the standard expectation has been indefinite drug therapy — a regimen that…
The compatibility between an organism's mitochondrial and nuclear genomes may be a surprisingly powerful determinant of how quickly cells age — a finding with…
How memory actually forms at the cellular level remains one of neuroscience's most consequential open questions — and the answer has implications for…
The idea of using living organisms as precision cancer-fighting agents is no longer science fiction — it is becoming an increasingly sophisticated engineering…
Most adults undergo an ECG at some point in their lives, yet the standard interpretation extracts only a fraction of the physiological information embedded in…
The conventional view of skeletal muscle as a passive tissue involved mainly in movement and metabolism is increasingly giving way to a more dynamic picture…
Cardiac hypertrophy — the pathological thickening of heart muscle — remains one of the leading precursors to heart failure, yet its molecular triggers are…
How cancer cells manage their molecular communications under duress has long been a blind spot in tumor biology — and closing that gap could reshape…
Cognitive test scores across entire populations have been declining in several wealthy nations after decades of gains — but treating this as a uniform trend…
Diarrhoeal and enteric infections remain a leading killer of young children globally, yet the pace of improvement has measurably slowed — a warning signal for…
The accumulating burden of senescent cells in the aging brain may represent one of the most actionable upstream targets yet identified for neurodegenerative…