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Latest Science “Aging “News : Does Education Slow Brain Aging? A Plain-Language Guide to a Massive 33-Country Study
“Higher education means you won’t get dementia”—it sounds reassuring, but the science is more nuanced. “Higher education means you won’t get dementia”—it sounds reassuring, but the science is more nuanced. This article explains, in clear... -
Aging & Rejuvenation Research Series Vol.4: The Nine Hallmarks of Stem Cell Aging
[Review] A Landmark Overview on Stem Cell Aging, Cell Stem Cell 2025 Introduction As we age, one of the most fundamental biological changes is the decline in stem cell function. As we age, one of the most fundamental biological changes i... -
Aging, Rejuvenation and Regeneration Series Vol. 3: Is the Brain the Master Regulator of Aging?
New Hypothesis Links Stress, the Brain, and Systemic Aging In the June 2025 issue of Nature (Vol.642), researchers from Columbia University led by Dr. Martin Picard proposed that senescent cells—those associat In the June 2025 issue of N... -
[Aging & Rejuvenation Science Series #2] GLP-1R Agonists May Mitigate Alzheimer’s via Energy Regulation: Insights from Nature Aging
In a May 2025 Nature Aging publication, Zhang and colleagues report that GLP-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1R agonists), widely used in the treatment of ty In a May 2025 Nature Aging publication, Zhang and colleagues report that GLP-1 recepto... -
[Aging & Rejuvenation Science Series #1] The Hayflick Limit and Cellular Aging: Revisiting the Roots of Rejuvenation Research
Can human cells divide forever? In 1961, Leonard Hayflick and Paul Moorhead provided a clear answer to this question. Their seminal paper demonstrated that normal human diploid cells have a limited number of divisions, introducing the co...
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