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Scientists Want to Build Tiny Muscle ‘Organs’ to Predict Who Recovers From Age-Related Weakness
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Researchers propose using lab-grown muscle ‘organ chips’ paired with AI to figure out why some older adults recover from muscle loss and others don’t. Read more…
A Nonprofit Extends Its Deadline to Fund Overlooked Research on Women’s Aging
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The Longevity Science Foundation pushed back its fundraising deadline for a $250,000 campaign aimed at closing the research gap on ovarian aging and menopause. Read more…
Losing Muscle Matters More Than Extra Weight for Cancer Survival, Huge Study Finds
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A nationwide study of over 635,000 cancer patients found low muscle mass raised mortality risk far more consistently than body weight did. Read more…
What Actually Drives Biological Aging? Researchers Zero In on Three Culprits
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A new editorial narrows the hallmarks of aging down to three interlocking culprits, and a single molecule, NAD+, shows up as the common thread. Read more…
Your Brain Actually Peaks Around 55-New Research Rewrites the Aging Story
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A 2025 study combining 16 psychological traits finds overall human functioning peaks between 55 and 60. Here’s what actually grows with age-and how to protect the traits that matter most. Read more…
This Month in Longevity Research: Cartilage and Funding
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A microRNA that protects cartilage under load, and a new nonprofit betting on unglamorous basic aging research – this month’s longevity science roundup. Read more…
