New medicines target ageing cells in the body

7 August 2026

As we age, damaged cells sometimes accumulate in our body. These so-called senescent cells disrupt the functioning of healthy cells in the vicinity. Although they often only

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New combination enables lower dose of senolytic

7 August 2026

Scientists have discovered a new method to apply senolytics in lower doses. Senolytics are medicines that clear out old and damaged cells, which can help with healthy ageing.

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New benchmark predicts post-operative risk in older adults

7 August 2026

Researchers have found a new way to better estimate the risk of death after surgery in older people. They are using a so-called ‘aging clock’. This is a

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New clock measures the pace of ageing more accurately

7 August 2026

Researchers have developed a new method to better track the ageing process. This method is based on data from the Framingham Heart Study, a long-term study into cardiovascular disease.

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Chronic inflammation plays a role in ageing and health

7 August 2026

Researchers have long been searching for the factors that accelerate the ageing process. A major area of focus is chronic inflammation. This is a long-term, low-grade inflammatory response in the body that does not properly

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Anti-ageing is becoming part of mainstream medicine

7 August 2026

Anti-ageing medicine was long a small field, often viewed as questionable alongside sports medicine. This is now changing as there is increasingly more scientific evidence for treatments that slow down the ageing process

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Valine restriction significantly extends lifespan in male mice

6 August 2026

A new study shows that restricting valine, an essential amino acid from proteins, can extend the lifespan of male mice by over 23 percent. Valine is one of

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New insights into inhibiting senescent cell inflammation

6 August 2026

As we age, harmful senescent cells accumulate in our bodies. These cells stop dividing and release inflammatory signals that are useful in the short term to address problems on

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New insights into ageing research and treatments

4 August 2026

In July, there were important developments in the field of ageing research and treatments that can improve the quality and duration of life. Among other things, scientists investigated how inflammation

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Potential rejuvenation by clearing out old immune cells

3 August 2026

Older people have more so-called senescent cells; these are cells that no longer divide and release harmful substances. These cells disrupt the functioning of organs and tissues. In young people

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New insights into cerebrospinal fluid drainage improve brain health

3 August 2026

Researchers have taken a new step in understanding and addressing age-related issues in the brain. The drainage of cerebrospinal fluid, which is important for removing waste products from the brain, works

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Lower protein intake in diet can improve health and lifespan

1 August 2026

New research shows that restricting protein in your diet can be beneficial for health and longevity. Scientists discovered that a low-protein diet improves metabolism,

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New collection of essays on health and ageing published

30 July 2026

A new publication collects short essays on health and ageing. Kris Borer, a well-known advocate within the longevity community, has [the rest of the sentence is cut off]

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Montana expands access to experimental therapies

29 July 2026

In the US state of Montana, an important step has been taken to give people broader access to experimental treatments. The state has established a special review committee to evaluate new therapies

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New insights help slow down muscle and bone loss in old age

28 July 2026

Researchers are making strides in understanding how muscle weakness and bone loss occur with ageing. Muscle wasting, also known as sarcopenia, causes weakness and reduced mobility. This is caused

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Mutations in immune cells can accelerate ageing

28 July 2026

As we age, errors sometimes occur in the stem cells in the bone marrow that produce immune cells. This is known as clonal haematopoiesis of indeterminate potential, or CHIP for short. Due to these changes in

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New techniques measure biological age more accurately

27 July 2026

Scientists are developing increasingly better methods to determine people's biological age. Instead of just looking at the chronological number of years, so-called biological ageing clocks provide insight into

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Increased autophagy may reduce kidney failure in older adults

27 July 2026

As we age, our cells become less effective at cleaning and repairing. This is partly because a process called autophagy becomes less active. Autophagy is a kind of cleanup system

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Risks of longevity injections without evidence increasingly large

27 July 2026

Recently a young woman died in New York following an intravenous treatment with a so-called NAD⁺ infusion. This infusion was administered in a wellness clinic by an unlicensed practitioner. He has been arrested

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APOE2 gene may protect brain against ageing

26 July 2026

New research shows that the APOE2 gene has a protective effect on the brain. This gene appears to reduce DNA damage in brain cells and helps neurons to better

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Lipid droplets in the brain play a role in age-related diseases

25 July 2026

In ageing brains, more so-called lipid droplets appear in the brain cells. These are small fat globules that result from a disrupted fat metabolism. This phenomenon is often seen in various neurodegenerative

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Complex role of mitochondria in Parkinson's disease

24 July 2026

Parkinson's disease is linked to changes in genes that affect the functioning of mitochondria. Mitochondria are the powerhouses of our cells and are important for health

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New insights into ageing through cell transport mechanism

24 July 2026

Ageing is a complex process in which changes occur in many places throughout our bodies. Scientists are trying to understand which of these changes are truly the cause of ageing and which

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Gut microbiomes predict biological ageing

24 July 2026

The composition of the bacteria in our guts changes as we grow older. These changes can cause inflammation that damages the body and accelerates ageing. Scientists discovered that animals

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