Warm Spring Weather Can Be Deceptive: Why Some Catch Colds Easily While Others Rarely Get Sick?
The article discusses the complexities of the immune system and how genetic factors influence susceptibility to illness during seasonal changes.
Paul Ehrlich Prize: Why the letters of DNA are not always law
Two developmental biologists are awarded the Paul Ehrlich Prize for their groundbreaking work that challenges the traditional understanding of genetics and emphasizes the role of environmental influences on heredity.
Medicine: Living Longer with Multivitamins – It Would Be Nice
A new study claims that multivitamin supplements could slow down aging, but serious limitations prevent any conclusive benefits from being established.
A common pill can help slow aging
A daily multivitamin pill has been shown to slow biological aging in older adults, particularly those biologically older than their chronological age.
Brain aging may accelerate after cancer treatment, study suggests
A study suggests that surviving cancer during childhood or young adulthood may accelerate biological aging, leading to cognitive issues later in life.
The effects of contact with toxins will be felt by humanity in 500 years? Scientists: Yes
A recent study suggests that the effects of exposure to the toxin vinclozolin on mammalian health could impact future generations for centuries.
A special epigenetic shield protects the brains of super-elders from memory loss
Recent research indicates that the brains of 'super-elders' produce new neurons more effectively than their peers, potentially offering new perspectives on combating dementia.
The 'forever chemicals' may accelerate aging in men aged 50-65
A new study suggests that PFAS, known as 'forever chemicals', could accelerate biological aging in men between the ages of 50 and 65.
Genetic Testing: How to Use the Environment and DNA to Our Advantage for a Better Life, According to an Expert
Dr. Cristina Boullosa explains how our genes and epigenetics influence our health and potential for improvement through lifestyle choices.
Why improving diet at 45 can extend life by two to three years, even with genetic disadvantages
A recent study highlights the significant impact of diet on longevity, emphasizing the Mediterranean diet as a key factor for extending life expectancy by up to three years for individuals starting at age 45.
Alexandre Olmos, author of 'Activate Your Genes': "Changing pills for lifestyle habits will make us live longer and better"
In an interview, Alexandre Olmos discusses the importance of replacing medications with healthy lifestyle habits for improving longevity and overall well-being.