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Brain Health

Mayo Clinic maps zombie cells and finds new ways to quiet them

Seven Mayo Clinic studies reveal why senescent cells fuel inflammation and test new ways to target them, including a tomato compound that helped aging mice.

Press Release

Oct 28, 2026 0

Longevity & Aging

Excess RNA Can Damage Mitochondria and Disrupt Cellular Energy

A study links excess RNA to mitochondrial damage, revealing a potential connection between cellular cleanup, infections, and aging-related disease.

Press Release

Oct 28, 2026 0

Longevity & Aging

Epigenetic Reprogramming Gene Therapy Shows Early Vision Gains in First Human Glaucoma Trial

Life Bio's ER-100, which delivers OSK reprogramming factors to the eye, was well tolerated in three glaucoma patients, and two showed visual field gains.

Press Release

Oct 28, 2026 0

Nutrition & Diet

Two Vitamin E Forms Show Different Links to Cancer and Alzheimer's Mortality

Higher blood levels of two vitamin E forms tracked with lower mortality in older adults, but the findings do not establish supplement benefits.

Research Paper

Oct 27, 2026 0

Autoimmune & Arthritis

Aging biology may explain why systemic sclerosis looks so different from patient to patient

A new review proposes that biological aging, not just birthdays, may help shape who gets systemic sclerosis, which organs are affected, and why comorbidities pile up.

Review

Oct 26, 2026 0

Regenerative Medicine

Rapamycin Helps Injured Nerves Recover and Preserves Muscle in Mice

In mice, rapamycin improved nerve repair, preserved muscle, and supported walking recovery after injury. Human benefits remain unproven.

Research Paper

Oct 26, 2026 0

Exercise & Fitness

Marathon Running Disrupts Some Recovery Measures More Than Trail Running

In 41 trained runners, a simulated marathon caused greater thigh activation losses and slower recovery than trail runs matched for effort.

Research Paper

Oct 26, 2026 0

Nutrition & Diet

Disabling MTCH2 Boosts Fat Burning in Human Cells and Endurance in Mice

A protein called MTCH2 may influence fat burning and muscle endurance, but the evidence remains limited to cells and mice.

Press Release

Oct 25, 2026 0

Autoimmune & Arthritis

Rituximab for multiple sclerosis linked to a tenfold higher risk of inflammatory bowel disease

A Swedish study of 13,748 MS therapy episodes finds rituximab users developed IBD far more often than users of other modern MS drugs, mostly Crohn disease.

Research Paper

Oct 25, 2026 0

Heart Health

Sirolimus and paclitaxel drug-coated balloons perform similarly in coronary arteries

A meta-analysis of 8 trials and 1,043 patients finds sirolimus- and paclitaxel-coated balloons deliver similar results in coronary artery disease, with a few caveats.

Review

Oct 25, 2026 0