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More REM Sleep Tied to Lower Risk of 83 Diseases in 95,000-Person Study
Brain Health

More REM Sleep Tied to Lower Risk of 83 Diseases in 95,000-Person Study

A large UK Biobank study links greater REM and deep sleep to dramatically lower risks of dementia, heart failure, and Parkinson's disease.

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24 set 2026 0
Every 100g of Ultraprocessed Food Daily Raises Heart Disease and Cancer Risk
Longevity & Aging

Every 100g of Ultraprocessed Food Daily Raises Heart Disease and Cancer Risk

A meta-analysis of 8.8 million people finds dose-dependent links between ultraprocessed food intake and cardiovascular disease, cancer, and mortality.

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24 set 2026 0
Most Americans Over 50 Would Take a Dementia Prevention Vaccine, Survey Finds
Longevity & Aging

Most Americans Over 50 Would Take a Dementia Prevention Vaccine, Survey Finds

Nearly three-quarters of Americans 50+ would accept a hypothetical dementia vaccine reducing risk by 50%, though women and Black adults show more hesitation.

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24 set 2026 0
BRCA Carriers Over 50 Still Face Substantial Ovarian Cancer Risk Without Preventive Surgery
Longevity & Aging

BRCA Carriers Over 50 Still Face Substantial Ovarian Cancer Risk Without Preventive Surgery

New actuarial data show women with BRCA1 mutations retain a 23.9% lifetime ovarian cancer risk even if they delay surgery to age 50.

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24 set 2026 0
Denmark Study Reveals How Dose and Route Shape Hormone Therapy Clot Risk
Longevity & Aging

Denmark Study Reveals How Dose and Route Shape Hormone Therapy Clot Risk

A nationwide Danish study finds oral menopausal hormone therapy raises clotting risk, but transdermal forms are largely safer — nuance matters.

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24 set 2026 0
Senolytic Drug ABT-263 Clears Aged Skin Cells and Dramatically Speeds Wound Healing
Longevity & Aging

Senolytic Drug ABT-263 Clears Aged Skin Cells and Dramatically Speeds Wound Healing

A topical senolytic drug cleared senescent cells from aging skin and boosted wound closure rates by 43% in older mice, hinting at new treatments for slow-healing wounds.

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24 set 2026 0
Treadmill Exercise Slows Ovarian Aging in Mice via Adiponectin
Longevity & Aging

Treadmill Exercise Slows Ovarian Aging in Mice via Adiponectin

A mouse study shows regular exercise preserves ovarian reserve through adiponectin-mTOR signaling, offering a new target for extending women's reproductive and overall healthspan.

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24 set 2026 0
Blood Test Plus Digital Cognition Screen Detects Alzheimer's With 90% Accuracy
Longevity & Aging

Blood Test Plus Digital Cognition Screen Detects Alzheimer's With 90% Accuracy

A UK partnership combines a blood biomarker test with digital cognitive assessment to catch Alzheimer's earlier and more accurately than typical GP diagnosis.

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24 set 2026 0
Circular RNA Production Gets 7x More Efficient Opening New Doors for Longevity Medicine
Longevity & Aging

Circular RNA Production Gets 7x More Efficient Opening New Doors for Longevity Medicine

South Korean biotech Rznomics redesigned its circular RNA platform, achieving sevenfold efficiency gains and unlocking larger therapeutic genes.

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24 set 2026 0
Experimental Antibody Slashes Severe COPD Flare-Ups by 100% in Early Trial
Longevity & Aging

Experimental Antibody Slashes Severe COPD Flare-Ups by 100% in Early Trial

Mabwell's ST2-blocking antibody 9MW1911 cut severe COPD exacerbations by up to 100% at the highest dose, offering hope for aging lungs.

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24 set 2026 0
Il Nuovo Farmaco CS18 Spezza la Resistenza del Cancro Disabilitando il Suo Pannello di Controllo della Sopravvivenza
Cancer Research

Il Nuovo Farmaco CS18 Spezza la Resistenza del Cancro Disabilitando il Suo Pannello di Controllo della Sopravvivenza

CS18 prende di mira un nodo centrale di controllo del cancro, ripristinando la sensibilità ai farmaci nei tumori resistenti e rallentando la crescita nei modelli animali.

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23 set 2026 0
Il caffè può sabotare silenziosamente la qualità del tuo sonno anche quando dormi 8 ore
Brain Health

Il caffè può sabotare silenziosamente la qualità del tuo sonno anche quando dormi 8 ore

La caffeina riduce l'attività cerebrale profonda a onde lente anche quando la durata totale del sonno sembra normale, lasciandoti meno recuperato di quanto pensi.

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23 set 2026 0
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