Researchers report that SRSF1 shifted aging markers in human skin cells and extended lifespan by 14% in mice. Human safety and efficacy remain unknown.
Novel Gene Rejuvenation Therapy Preserves Cell Identity While Reversing Age
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Bonn Researchers Successfully Rejuvenate Human Cells In A Test Tube
Bonn researchers found that directly converting human blood-cell precursors into neural stem cells gradually reset epigenetic age markers in a lab.
New Immune Aging Map Helps Decode Future Chronic Disease Risks
A study of blood-cell patterns linked immune aging profiles with later chronic disease and mortality, but the map is not a diagnostic test.
A Study Spanning 118 Countries Reveals A Divide In Pain And Aging
A study of 6.1 million people finds pain patterns differ by age, sex and development level, with some pain peaking before age 55.
Could Speech Offer A Window Into Aging?
A study of 2,928 Spanish-speaking participants linked speech age gaps with dementia, cognition, tau and social adversity, but did not track aging over time.
A Little Help From My Friends – A New Way Of Thinking About Aging In Place, Especially If You’re Single
A Sixty and Me essay describes three women in their 70s in Cuenca building a practical support network as they plan to age in place.
Older Donor Hearts Showed Signs Of Rejuvenation In Younger Recipients
A non-peer-reviewed study found molecular age markers in transplanted hearts shifted toward recipients’ ages, including in older hearts placed in younger people.
What We Can Do About Aging After 60
A Sixty and Me report highlights everyday habits linked to healthier aging, while noting that lifestyle cannot change chronological age or guarantee outcomes.
Novel ‘Speech Clock’ Can Estimate A Person’s Chronological Age
A study of 2,928 Spanish-speaking adults found speech-based age estimates were associated with brain, biological and cognitive aging markers.
Factors That Speed Up Aging
A study of 726 midlife women links aging anxiety to faster epigenetic aging. Harvard experts detail lifestyle factors that speed up or slow biological aging.
