Browsing: Aging

The dominant view of the regulation of medicine within academia and government is more or less that (a) people…

Human epidemiological data exhibits a web of correlations between intelligence, education, wealth, lifestyle choices, social status, and longevity. Correlations…

In today’s open access paper, researchers argue that the regeneration of outer, visible ear tissue is a useful area…

Most of us know from experience that tossing and turning at night means feeling rotten the next day. And many…

Beyond killing cancerous cells, one of the major goals in traditional chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatment approaches has been to…

Genes consist of exon sequences and intron sequences that, once transcribed into RNA, are spliced together to form the…

Cholesterol attached to LDL particles leaves the liver to be transported in the bloodstream to tissues throughout the body.…

Werner syndrome (WS), a rare genetic disorder that causes accelerated aging. From their twenties, patients develop gray hair, hair loss,…

An extensive literature of epidemiology demonstrates that being overweight correlates with increased age-related disease, increased medical expenditure, and increased…

In the context of aging and age-related disease, forms of plasma transfusion remain therapies in search of conclusive proof…