Longevity
RamanOmics Puts Faster Senescence Scans to a Validation Test
A mouse-tissue study links optical signals with gene activity. TENS examines what faster senescence scans would need to…
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Tusc2 Brain-Aging Study Puts Reversibility to the Test
New mouse research and an NIA-funded project show why brain-aging studies must distinguish molecular damage, prevention and demonstrated…
Longevity
Smoking and Frailty: Why the Measure Matters as Much as the Timeline
A new Singapore study links smoking history to late-life frailty. Comparing its measure with earlier research clarifies what…
Longevity
Neighborhood Brain-Aging Study Puts Daily Function in Focus
A new MRI study links neighborhood disadvantage with brain measures. TENS compares that signal with evidence on cognition…
Longevity
LongevityBench Opens Aging AI to a Reproducibility Test
An open aging-AI toolkit makes research more inspectable. Its scores need task-specific context, reproducible methods and clear limits…
Longevity
Aging-Rate Indicators Face a Test of Which Experiments They Choose
A new mouse-research framework could help prioritize longevity experiments. Its value will depend on prospective testing, missed candidates…
Longevity
Sex-Specific Aging Clocks Put the Reference Population First
A new study makes reference populations central to aging-clock interpretation. TENS proposes clearer reporting of model versions, biomarker…
Longevity
A Brain Microprotein Atlas Makes the Case for Better Evidence Labels
A new brain microprotein atlas shows why protein detection, cellular function and patient benefit need separate evidence labels…
Longevity
Alzheimer’s Barrier Study Separates a Mechanism From Patient Benefit
A fibronectin study strengthens the case for investigating brain blood vessels while leaving cognition, safety and patient benefit…