Common sweetener xylitol linked to higher risk of heart attack and stroke
The Guardian - 28-Aug-2026Researchers say more studies are needed to understand the possible risk
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Can diet and new drugs really help us live longer, healthier lives?
Live Forever Club - 17-Aug-2026Scientists trace aging research from myths to science, revealing how cells age and might be slowed
Some cells in your brain may be aging faster than the rest of your body
Live Forever Club - 17-Aug-2026Damaged brain cells build up with age and release inflammatory chemicals
New $260 million institute aims to transform brain research
Fortune - 21-Jul-2026Bill Ackman is backing a major centre for neuroscience and brain health
NHS hospital uses AI to spot infections before patients become seriously ill
BBC - 07-Jul-2026More testing and careful oversight are still important for safety and accuracy
Rare disease breakthrough could unlock new treatments for ageing
Longevity Technology - 29-Jun-2026Calico's experimental drug targets a key cellular stress pathway
Brain-computer technology moves closer to medical use after major approval in China
FierceBiotech - 13-Mar-2026Several companies in China and other countries are also developing similar tech
New molecule could help ageing joints repair damaged cartilage
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 09-Jan-2026Mouse study points to a potential new treatment for osteoarthritis
Tiny stem cell implant could help restore sight lost to macular degeneration
ScienceDaily - 09-Jan-2026Clinical trial will test whether damaged retinal cells can be replaced
New gene therapy could make sight-saving treatment far easier
FierceBiotech - 06-Jan-2026UK biotech aims to bring eye therapy from the operating theatre to the clinic
Is “negative” strength training better for ageing muscles?
Live Forever Club - 29-Dec-2025Eccentric training slightly improves strength; both methods support everyday function
Alzheimer’s reversed in mice by restoring brain energy
Futurism - 29-Dec-2025A new compound revived memory in mice by rebalancing a key molecule that powers brain cells
AI finds a common target for liver cancer and ageing
Live Forever Club - 28-Dec-2025Two genes cut liver cancer growth and harmful senescent cells in lab studies
Blood-cleaning device could transform care for deadly liver failure
The Guardian - 21-Dec-2025NHS trials a liver “dialysis” machine that may reduce the need for transplants
BD, Babson expand fingertip blood testing beyond retail
FierceBiotech - 17-Dec-2025FDA-cleared system delivers lipid and blood count tests from a simple fingerstick
How PCSK9 inhibitors are redefining cholesterol control
Dr. Brad Stanfield - 16-Dec-2025Genetic insights and new drugs cut LDL sharply and prevent heart attacks before they start
Frog Gut Bacteria Show Powerful Cancer-Fighting Effects
New Atlas - 16-Dec-2025A frog-derived microbe eliminated tumors in mice and sparked long-lasting immune protection
Robotic exoskeleton trial aims to help people with MND keep walking
MobiHealthNews - 16-Dec-2025A lightweight wearable device uses sensors and AI to reduce fatigue and extend mobility in MND
New edited immune cell therapy helps patients beat aggressive blood cancer
BBC - 09-Dec-2025This approach may help people whose cancer does not respond to standard care
Soft robot tackles surgery inside a beating heart
Center for Information and Systems Engineering (CISE) - 09-Dec-2025A soft, low-cost robot performs precise beating-heart procedures in minutes
An Alzheimer’s pill with regenerative promise
Clinical Trials Arena - 08-Dec-2025Mid-stage trial suggests a daily oral drug may improve cognition and daily function over time
A surprising vitamin D trial reopens the heart health debate
Dr. Brad Stanfield - 03-Dec-2025New data hint vitamin D targeting may cut repeat heart attacks in high-risk patients
How air pollution speeds up muscle decline in older adults
Live Forever Club - 02-Dec-2025Long-term exposure to common pollutants increases sarcopenia risk and weakens mobility with age
A targeted treatment may change how we manage osteoarthritis in future
Live Forever Club - 01-Dec-2025Cartilage stays stronger and breaks down more slowly
The metabolic tug-of-war between exercise and tumours
New Scientist - 01-Dec-2025Exercise cuts tumour growth by 60% by diverting glucose to muscle
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