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Can Being Fit Buffer the Mortality Risks of Alcohol?
New research suggests that maintaining good cardiorespiratory fitness could help offset the mortality risks associated with drinking alcohol.
Read AnalysisFast Biological Aging Increases Risk of Aortic Aneurysms
Accelerated biological aging and genetic factors multiply your risk of abdominal aortic aneurysms, but a healthy lifestyle can help mitigate the danger.
Read AnalysisHealthy Diets Increase Life Expectancy, Regardless of Genetics
Eating a high-quality diet can add up to three years to your life, even if you lack good longevity genes.
Read AnalysisDo Vitamin D Pills Work? Only If You're Deficient
Recent studies showing vitamin D doesn't extend lifespan might be flawed because they mostly tested people who already had healthy levels.
Read AnalysisVitamin C Slows Biological Decline by Halting Iron-Driven Damage
A groundbreaking study reveals that long-term Vitamin C supplementation reverses biological decline in monkeys by blocking a toxic iron-lipid accumulation process dubbed ferro-aging.
Read AnalysisOnce-Weekly Combined Workouts Boost Heart Health and Muscles
Just one hour of combined exercise a week significantly improves both muscle and cardiovascular fitness in older adults.
Read AnalysisTopical Rapamycin Shows Promise for Various Difficult Skin Conditions
A recent review reveals that topical rapamycin creams may safely treat a variety of stubborn skin diseases beyond their current approved uses.
Read AnalysisEpigenetic Aging Clocks Linked to Increased Cancer Risk
Measuring your biological age through DNA methylation clocks may help predict your risk of developing and dying from cancer.
Read AnalysisBoosting the Power of Cellular Cleanup Drugs With Keto
Forcing aging cells to work harder metabolically significantly boosts the effectiveness of drugs designed to clear them from the body.
Read AnalysisReversing Age-Related Memory Loss by Targeting the Gut Microbiome
New research reveals that an age-related buildup of specific gut bacteria blocks signals to the brain, driving memory loss—and fixing this connection can restore cognitive function.
Read AnalysisHow Fast Your Biological Clock Ticks Predicts Your Lifespan
Tracking the speed at which your biological age increases over time is a powerful predictor of how long you will live.
Read AnalysisNew OMICmAge Test Precisely Measures Your Biological Age
Scientists have developed a powerful new biological aging clock that combines electronic medical records with advanced genetic testing to accurately predict disease and mortality risk.
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