Bones May Hold the Key to Slowing Aging and Extending Lifespan
For decades, scientists searching for the fountain of youth have focused on muscles, diet, genetics, and cellular repair. But a
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Longevity
An Omega-6 Fatty Acid Makes Zombie Cells Self-Destruct in Aged Mice, Opening a Cheaper Path to Senolytics
A Tufts-led study in Cell found that senescent cells survive by keeping the fatty acid DGLA in short supply, and that restoring it triggers their death by ferroptosis while sparing healthy cells, improving age-related health markers in old mice.
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First Senolytic Immunotherapy Marks New Era in Human Aging Treatment
The Dawn of Senolytic Immunotherapy For decades, aging was viewed as an inevitable trajectory, a slow and unstoppable decline that
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