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The aging brain may trade detailed memory for wisdom, researchers propose
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What was textbook medicine in 1996 could be malpractice today
Thirty years after graduating from medical school, physician János Kóka, founder of Doktor24, looks back at how radically […]
Can 10 blood markers tell how you are aging?
European researchers distilled more than 200 blood measures from 44,000 volunteers into a simple score based on just […]
Hospitals embrace longevity medicine: science or hype?
Longevity medicine, long the turf of pricey boutique clinics, is moving into major academic health systems. That may […]
Weak, slow, unsteady: is muscle to blame?
Age-related muscle loss, known as sarcopenia, is a major health burden for older adults. A new paper argues […]
The aging brain may trade detailed memory for wisdom, researchers propose
Cognitive aging may not be only a story of decline. University of Arizona researchers propose that the older […]
Zombie cells have a signature: new method reads aging cells
Scientists have combined laser-based imaging with gene activity mapping to spot senescent cells, the ageing cells linked to […]
Japan’s 1,000-year-old natto has growing ties to longevity
Natto, the sticky, pungent fermented soybean dish of Japan, is becoming a global health food. Decades of research […]
AI can estimate biological age and cancer survival from a single face photo
Researchers at Mass General Brigham have built FAHR-Face, an AI foundation model trained on more than 40 million […]
Why your body stop taking out the trash?
Every cell in your body has a built-in recycling system. A new study suggests that when this system […]
