Longevity
A Cold-Response Signal Connects Worm Tissues
New worm research links muscle to distant tissues through BH2. TENS examines what that communication adds to earlier cold-response findings—and what remains unproven.
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Longevity
Vascular Aging Maps Must Preserve Each Cell’s Local Job
A new map of aging blood-vessel cells makes a seemingly simple question harder to answer: what would it…
Longevity
Bone Loading Extends Mouse Survival. Human Benefits Need Separate Tests.
Bone may do more than bear the weight of an aging body. A study published in Cell Metabolism…
Longevity
GPCR Networks Need a Test of Their Added Value
A new aging-research proposal puts the added value of coordinated cellular targets to a test.
Longevity
MrOS Images and the Value of Follow-Up
NIA’s image release creates opportunities to connect bone measurements with later function, provided researchers preserve timing, sample boundaries…
Longevity
STING’s Longevity Signal Needs Survival and Function Measured Together
A new mouse preprint puts STING and survival in focus. Comparing it with brain-aging research shows why longevity…
Longevity
Healthspan Prevention Needs Its Starting Conditions
A prevention review puts populations, outcomes and real-world delivery at the center of healthspan research.
Longevity
Before Arthritis, an Immune Aging Signal
A new B-cell finding meets prevention-trial evidence. TENS examines timing, causation and preserved function.
Longevity
Alzheimer’s Methylation Research Needs a Claim-by-Claim Scorecard
A new map of Alzheimer’s-associated DNA methylation makes an unusually useful case for keeping separate accounts of scientific…