The Beet Shot Didn't Build the Muscle. Twice-a-Week Lifting Did, raising strength by 31% in 12 Weeks.
In a double-blind Auburn University trial, people drinking real beet shots and people drinking a look-alike with the nitrate removed built the same strength, size, and mitochondria
FDA's Chief Scientist Says Aging Will Join the Agency's Official Research Priorities
Four FDA officials told a Harvard longevity meeting how an anti-aging drug could one day earn approval, and which office would review it.
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Brain Scans of 1,462 Healthy Adults Show Some Brains Running "Older" by 30, and Gut Chemistry Tracks With It
UCLA and Stanford researchers built a brain-age score from resting scans, tied it to weaker working memory and low mood, then found stool bacteria and molecules that move with it.
A Daily Pill to Help Big Dogs Live Longer Clears an FDA Hurdle
Loyal reports a new regulatory milestone for its large-dog longevity drug, LOY-003
One Gene Slowed Frailty by 44% in Old Mice and Stretched Their Median Lifespan 14%
Harvard scientists built an aging clock from human skin cells, used it to test genes one by one, and found a gene-message editor that made old cells read younger.
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