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New research suggests that speaking multiple languages may help protect cognitive and physical health as people get older. A surprising pattern is emerging in aging science. Groups that speak several languages seem to age more slowly than groups that speak only one. The effect shows up not only in thinking skills but also in physical … Read more
How a kidney derived compound could reshape the future of geroscience. Regular exercise is one of the best tools we have to stay healthy. Most people know this from experience. When you move more, you sleep better, think clearer and feel younger. Now scientists may have discovered why this happens deep inside the body and … Read more
Study shows low dose cephaloridine triggers gut microbes to produce colanic acid with anti aging effects. A quiet shift is happening in aging science. It starts with an old antibiotic and ends with gut bacteria doing something surprising. Researchers at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute found that a tiny oral dose of cephaloridine can push … Read more
Behind the promises of living longer lie dementia crises, fake cures and unproven anti-aging experiments. The story often begins quietly. A parent is terrified for a sick child and grabs the first thing that looks like hope. In one widely known case, a so-called miracle anti-cancer drink replaced real medical care. The child never recovered. … Read more
Scientists explore how a well-known drug class might help prevent clusters of age-related diseases. Longevity breakthroughs do not always come from exotic gene edits or engineered tissues. Sometimes they start with a medicine millions already use. A November 2025 Nature Biotechnology editorial raises a direct question. “Could GLP-1 receptor agonists be the first real longevity … Read more
New biomaterial helps teeth rebuild their natural enamel, repairing cracks and preventing decay. Picture a dental visit where you leave not with a filling, but with stronger teeth. That may soon be possible thanks to researchers at the University of Nottingham. They have developed a gel that helps teeth regrow enamel, the hard outer layer … Read more