Aging · 10
Research on how we age, healthspan and what the evidence says about slowing it.
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Lipid chain length may drive cell aging, authors say
An article describes a study linking longer lipid chains in cell membranes with age and a drop in cell viability, and notes that certain interventions reversed this trend in the study.
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Aging weakens macrophage clearance of senescent cells in mice
A study in aged mice and cells suggests that declining chaperone-mediated autophagy impairs macrophages' removal of senescent cells. Restoring this autophagy reduced the buildup of these cells and the severity of fibrosis.
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FDA signals interest in regulating therapies that target aging
A news article about a 2026 aging research meeting reports that FDA officials presented possible paths for evaluating therapies aimed at aging biology, including showing slower decline in function compared with control groups.
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Grape-seed compound PCC1 tested against aging cells in early mouse studies
Early mouse studies in China suggest that PCC1, a grape-seed compound, may extend life by acting on damaged cells. There are not yet human studies confirming this.
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Mitochondrial transplant restores heart cleanup in aged mice
A mouse study in Aging Cell reports that transplanted healthy mitochondria restored mitophagy, the process that removes damaged mitochondria, in aging hearts.
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Redesigned fisetin version shows greater potency in mouse cells
Researchers at the University of Minnesota redesigned fisetin, a plant compound. In aging mouse cells, the new version was described by the author as 27 times more potent. The result comes from laboratory work, not from studies in people.
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