#dlike-aging

There is a great deal we do not know about aging.  A team of researchers used CRISPR to remove toxic protein out of the equation.  This holds great promise according to some who are researching

Anti-aging pioneer Judith Campisi started working on cancer studies 25 years ago.  Her realizations could old the key to warding off all diseases, not only cancer.  Recent tests showed promise

Researchers are looking at the graying of TCells as one of the causes of metabolic damage due to aging. Source of shared Link

You body kills itself through metabolism.  Over time, this chemical reaction breaks down the body. Source of shared Link

Are we looking at a vaccine against aging?  This is something that is being worked on. Source of shared Link

Throughout the research community, scientists involved in the study of aging, inflammation, and various age-related diseases are retrofitting the present appreciation for senescent cells into their past

Researchers have discovered evidence that endurance exercise, such as running, swimming, cross-country skiing and cycling, will help you age better th.... Source of shared Link

We explore the growing field of life extension (longevity) that could push the average human lifespan well past 100 years. More important, we also explore the wider impact this science might have on society

Aging is a general process of deterioration, and any specific age-related disease, even one of the fatal conditions, is only a very narrow manifestation of that broad deterioration. It is a fantasy to

Interest in the aging process nets a payout to study it. Source of shared Link

The author of this open access commentary has long been a strong proponent of forms of programmed aging theory, as well as an outspoken advocate for mTOR inhibitors as an approach to treating aging. I

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Anti-aging pioneer Judith Campisi explains how a recent breakthrough could ward off age-related disease. Source of shared Link

What if we could not only prolong life, or limit disease, but actually solve the problem of death itself. It's a subversive idea -- perhaps the original subversive idea -- because mortality is the one

Fast Company attends RAADfest, where the faithful rage against the “unnecessary evil” of getting old—and share ways to stay healthy, sharp, and active. Source of shared Link