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SIRT3 Clinical Trial, Sirtuins, and Longevity: Are We on the Verge of a Breakthrough?

SIRT3, the mitochondrial regulator, holds promise for longevity. Discover how clinical trials aim to harness its power for healthspan extension.

February 25, 2025

Biotechnology·Health·Science·Technology

Two female scientists in lab coats analyze data on a computer in a modern laboratory, with a microscope and test tubes in the foreground. A male scientist works in the background.

SIRT3 Clinical Trial, Sirtuins, and Longevity: Are We on the Verge of a Breakthrough?

February 25, 2025

SIRT3, the mitochondrial regulator, holds promise for longevity. Discover how

SRN-901

Seragon’s SRN-901: Breakthrough Aging Intervention Drug Achieves Dramatic Lifespan Extension in Preclinical Study

February 25, 2025

In a May 7, 2024 press release, Seragon Biosciences announced

A weathered red brick wall with multiple missing and crumbling bricks, revealing gaps and structural weaknesses. This visually symbolizes genomic instability—how accumulating DNA damage over time weakens cellular function, leading to aging and disease. The deteriorating wall represents the gradual breakdown of the body's genetic integrity, akin to mutations and repair failures that drive the aging process.

Hallmark of Aging Reviewed: How Genomic Instability Shapes Our Lifespan

February 21, 2025

Discover how genomic instability accelerates aging and explore cutting-edge research

Image of an attractive, visually impaired man holding a cane used for seeing in one hand and a coffee cup in the other. He appears to be looking down as his coffee, implying the cure for blindness could be coming into focus.

The Cure for Blindness, and More, Coming Into Focus

February 19, 2025

Can cellular reprogramming be the cure for blindness? New research