Longevity
Senescent-Cell Clearance Needs to Preserve the Work of Repair
A new mouse study connects cellular recycling to immune clearance. Assessing progress requires separate checks on cell removal,…
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Blood-Cell Mixtures Explain Aging Scores Differently From Health Risk
New research separates the cellular makeup of an aging score from its links to later health outcomes, sharpening…
Longevity
Autophagy Research Needs More Than a Higher-or-Lower Score
A human autophagy study shows why cellular measurements need a defined purpose, an appropriate comparison and independent evidence…
Longevity
Blood-Cell Mutations Face a Different Test After 90
A new longevity project can clarify why studies disagree about blood-cell mutations at advanced ages—and what makes a…
Longevity
Air Pollution’s Aging Signal Needs Two Different Tests
A new human cohort analysis connects air pollution with an aging-related protein signal. TENS examines the separate tests…
Longevity
Muscle Aging Research Needs to Separate Repair From Adaptation
A new cardiolipin study links mitochondrial changes to muscle adaptation. Human sarcopenia research shows why molecular repair needs…
Longevity
Buck–Oracle Aging Project Needs Three Separate Measures of Progress
A new Buck–Oracle collaboration brings clinical data to aging research. Its progress needs separate tests of prediction, capacity…
Longevity
Kidney Aging Maps Need a Bridge From Cell Identity to Organ Function
A new kidney epigenome atlas sharpens the cellular picture of aging-like disease states. Its next test is connecting…
Longevity
Bone Density’s Brain-Aging Signal Faces a New Validation Test
A new MESA study links bone density with cognitive change. TENS examines what separates reliable scan measurements from…