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Menopause and Aging: Study Maps a Sharp Physiological Transition

A large study reveals coordinated physiological changes around menopause, offering a clearer view of midlife aging.

October 23, 2026

Biotechnology·Health·Lifestyle·Science

PLA2G15 and Kidney Aging: Why Lysosomal Lipid Composition Matters

October 21, 2026

Biotechnology·Diet·Health·Science

Seragon Publishes Data on Longevity Drug SRN-901, Showing Record-Breaking Lifespan Extension in Mice

October 21, 2026

Biotechnology·Health·Products & Supplements·Science·Technology

SRSF1 and Aging: A Gene-Splicing Target Shows Promise in Mice

Brandon Rodriguez

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Senolytic Kidney Rejuvenation: Eight Months of Dasatinib + Quercetin

Tyler Kim

High-resolution scientific illustration of a central cluster of human cells exposed to two contrasting systemic environments. The left side shows a calm, blue, low-noise signaling field with sparse particles, where the cells appear uniform and stable. The right side shows a denser, warm-toned red/orange signaling field with more complex, dynamic particles, where the same cells appear slightly irregular and stressed. The image emphasizes how systemic signaling environments can influence cellular state without visible tissue damage.

Old Blood, Fast Aging: How a Human Organ-Chip Reveals the Biology of Systemic Aging

Sarah Smith

Diet

Biotechnology·Diet·Health·Science

PLA2G15 and Kidney Aging: Why Lysosomal Lipid Composition Matters

October 21, 2026

Changing the lipid mix inside lysosomes reduced senescence in mouse kidney cells.

A photorealistic illustration of a lipid bilayer cell membrane undergoing oxidative damage, showing an intact, orderly membrane on the left transitioning into a disrupted region on the right where lipid chains are fragmented and breaking apart, with glowing orange-red oxidative reactions and nearby iron ions (Fe²⁺) catalyzing the damage.

Biotechnology·Diet·Health·Products & Supplements·Science

Ferro-Aging: Iron and Lipid Damage May Be Driving Aging at Its Core

April 24, 2026

A new Cell Metabolism study reveals ferro-aging, linking iron, lipid peroxidation, and cellular senescence, with surprising primate data on vitamin C.

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Biotechnology·Diet·Science·Technology

Longevity Science Is Moving Beyond NAD+—Toward Precision Anti-Aging Therapies

March 21, 2026

Longevity science is shifting from NAD+ supplements to precision anti-aging therapies. Here’s what the data actually shows and what comes next.

A curated still life of polyphenol-rich foods arranged against a serene turquoise backdrop. A crisp red-striped apple rests in the foreground, while squares of dark chocolate perch on minimalist pale-blue blocks beside hazelnuts, loose green tea leaves, and a handwritten “Polyphenols” label. Behind them, clusters of green grapes, ruby strawberries, a glossy purple onion, and a single white garlic bulb create a vibrant tableau of color and texture, evoking the natural abundance of plant-based compounds that shape human health and longevity.

Biotechnology·Diet·Health·Science·Technology

Polyphenols and Longevity, Reviewed!

December 1, 2025

Polyphenols reshape how we age, from senescent cells to brain health. Here’s what the latest science really says about food, supplements, and longevity.

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Biotechnology·Science

The Countdown Inside Our Cells: Telomere Attrition Reviewed!

July 9, 2025

Telomere attrition—gradual loss of chromosome caps—links to heart disease, immune decline, and frailty. Explore new data, lifestyle levers, and emerging therapies.

Biotechnology·Health·Science·Technology

An Ancient Gene Switch Could Unlock Unlimited Regeneration

July 3, 2025

Scientists restored tissue regeneration in mice by flipping an ancient genetic switch linked to retinoic acid, opening doors for regenerative medicine.

An image of a doctor holding a holograph-generating tablet. The holograph displayed is a human next, with multiple boxes containing characteristics of aging surrounding it, representing the biomarkers of aging.

Biotechnology·Health·Science

Biomarkers of Aging, Reviewed!

June 2, 2025

What two major 2025 studies reveal about the future of aging interventions.

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Biotechnology·Products & Supplements·Science·Technology

Are Anti-Aging Drugs Here?

May 30, 2025

Longevity drugs are real—and they target aging at its roots. Here’s why they matter, and how science is making long, healthy life possible for

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Biotechnology·Science

Secrets of Longevity from the World’s Oldest People

May 15, 2025

Learn the secrets of longevity from the world’s oldest people, Sister Inah and Ethel Caterham. Discover what they reveal about faith, routine, and the