New insights into accelerated ageing through epigenetic disruption

8 July 2026

Scientists have discovered a rare condition that accelerates the ageing process through a disruption in epigenetics. Epigenetics is about changes in the way genes work without altering the DNA sequence itself

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Ageing speeds up due to poorly functioning stem cells

8 July 2026

As we get older, the number of worn-out cells in our body increases. These so-called senescent cells stop dividing and accumulate in tissues. This process plays a

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New method shows that lifestyle influences ageing

7 July 2026

Researchers have developed a new measuring instrument that can determine the rate of ageing more accurately. This method, called the Dunedin Pace of Aging Clock, uses data from various bodily functions to

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New perspective on existing anti-ageing medicines

7 July 2026

Developing new medicines is often expensive and protracted. Therefore, researchers are increasingly looking for new uses for already approved medicines. This process is called ‘drug repurposing’. The idea

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New insights into gene variant that promotes longer life

7 July 2026

Researchers have gained more clarity about a special variant of the BPIFB4 gene associated with a longer life. This gene variant occurs more frequently in older people than in younger people, which

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Research points to a role for NOX4 in muscle ageing

6 July 2026

As we get older, our muscles slowly lose strength and mass. This makes movement more difficult and can also have a negative impact on metabolism. After all, muscles are not only important for movement,

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Time-restricted eating extends the lifespan of male mice

4 July 2026

Research at the University of Texas shows that mice given their food within only a short time window live longer on average. Male mice that ate within eight hours lived

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New insights into pulmonary fibrosis in ageing

4 July 2026

Pulmonary fibrosis is a serious condition in which scar tissue accumulates in the lungs. This leads to impairment of lung function and makes breathing more difficult. The disease is particularly more common in

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Knowledge poses a greater barrier than money in anti-ageing treatments

4 July 2026

Nowadays there is a lot of attention for new treatments that can slow down the ageing process or perhaps even partially reverse it. Many people think that only wealthy people have access to these. From

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New insights into ageing offer hope for healthier ageing

3 July 2026

Researchers are making increasing progress in understanding ageing at the most fundamental level. For instance, they are focusing on genes and cells to better understand the processes behind getting older

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New insights into blood formation and immune system ageing

3 July 2026

In the bone marrow, blood cells are made from stem cells. These stem cells can adapt and develop into different types of blood cells, such as red and white blood cells. As we get older, these

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Self-experiments to slow down ageing receive little positive attention

3 July 2026

An increasing number of people are looking for ways to combat ageing themselves. They are trying out new therapies that have not yet been fully researched. These self-experiments can help to stay healthy for longer

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Intermittent low oxygen temporarily accelerates epigenetic ageing

3 July 2026

New research in old mice shows that periods of mild oxygen deprivation temporarily accelerate the age of cells. This phenomenon is measured using a method that looks at changes in

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New insight into age spots thanks to UV damage research

2 July 2026

Age spots appear under the influence of sunlight and lead to dark patches on the skin. Scientists discovered that these spots contain many old, so-called senescent cells. These are cells that do not

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New insights into ageing of the male reproductive system

2 July 2026

The underlying cause of reduced male fertility with ageing is becoming increasingly clear. Researchers have focused on the epididymis, an important part of the testicles where

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New insights into gene therapy for healthy ageing

2 July 2026

Gene therapy is a promising technique for improving health in later life. The idea is to influence genes that play a role in ageing so that cells function better.

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Existing medicines offer new opportunities for longevity

1 July 2026

Researchers are finding ways to slow down ageing with existing medicines. Because ageing is a complex process involving many genes, it takes a long time before new treatments can be tested

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New research into biological clock in immune cells

1 July 2026

Scientists have developed a new method to measure the biological age of immune cells. This is done using a so-called “chromatin aging clock”, which looks at the accessibility of chromatin in

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New insight into muscle recovery can help older adults

1 July 2026

Researchers have made an important discovery in the field of muscle repair. They focused on a substance in the body that plays a role in the regeneration of muscle tissue. By

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New developments in stem cell therapies against age-related complaints

1 July 2026

Stem cell therapy is a promising approach to counter age-related complaints and degenerative disorders. Scientists are focusing mainly on improving older stem cells from the patients themselves, so that these can

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Reduced muscle growth in old age due to NOX4 decrease

1 July 2026

As people age, many lose muscle mass and strength. This not only causes reduced mobility, but also affects the body's metabolic process. After all, muscles not only provide

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Younger generations seem to be ageing faster than they used to

1 July 2026

Researchers have discovered that young adults nowadays are ageing faster than generations born before the 1950s. This is apparent from measurements of so-called ‘ageing clocks’. These clocks give an indication of

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New method measures ageing via proteins in blood

1 July 2026

Researchers have developed a new technique to measure organ ageing using a simple blood test. Numerous proteins circulate in the blood that are produced by various cell types in the body

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Primate-specific RNA plays a role in accelerated ageing

30 June 2026

Researchers have discovered a remarkable RNA strain that occurs only in primates and accelerates the ageing process. This RNA does not produce proteins, but does regulate important processes in our cells. At

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