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America Needs to Radically Rethink What It Means to Be Old

America Needs to Radically Rethink What It Means to Be Old

By Jonathan Rauch - The Atlantic - As 100-year lifespans become more common, the time has come for a new approach to school, work, and retirement. July 1977: A 105-degree afternoon in Phoenix. I’m 17 and making deliveries in an underpowered Chevette with “4-55”...

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Short Sleep and High Blood Pressure Linked to Brain Aging

Short Sleep and High Blood Pressure Linked to Brain Aging

By Neuroscience News - Research reveals that people with high blood pressure who also sleep less than six hours per night face increased risks of brain injury, accelerated brain aging, and impaired executive function. The study assessed 682 participants from the...

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Longevity Hackers: A Documentary Debuts on How to Stop Aging

Longevity Hackers: A Documentary Debuts on How to Stop Aging

By Business Wire Longevity Hackers, an in-depth look at how to slow the human pace of aging, debuts on Apple TV and Amazon beginning December 4, 2024. Produced by Ruben Figueres, directed by Michal Siewierski, and narrated by Academy Award nominee, Edward Norton, the...

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Turn Bio commences bone marrow rejuvenation study

Turn Bio commences bone marrow rejuvenation study

By Danny Sullivan - Longevity.Technology Methuselah Foundation backs mouse study exploring epigenetic reprogramming therapy to address age-related decline in bone marrow function. Cell rejuvenation company Turn Biotechnologies has announced the launch of a new...

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Reversing Time From Within: Can Gut Bacteria Delay Aging?

Reversing Time From Within: Can Gut Bacteria Delay Aging?

By Xia & He Publishing Inc. - SciTechDaily - The gut microbiome profoundly influences aging, and its modulation may support healthy aging and disease prevention. Aging is a complex process involving genetic changes and physiological shifts, with the gut microbiome...

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Inside your body, aging unfolds at remarkably different rates

Inside your body, aging unfolds at remarkably different rates

by Gretchen Reynolds - MSN & Washington Post - Recently, scientists at Stanford University began to wonder why identical lab mice, bred with the same DNA and brought up in identical conditions, wound up so different in their old age. Some mice could ace cognitive...

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