_ Medical ResearchA "Genetic Timetable" and Your Brain By Jane Farrell articleResearchers have discovered a “genetic timetable” in the brain that is timed so precisely, experts can look at the genes in … Read More→
_ Some Stem Cells May Control Aging By Jane Farrell articleNew research has pinpointed the exact cells in the brain’s hypothalamus that influence how fast physical aging occurs. The finding, … Read More→
_ Aging Could be Affected by Just Smelling Food By Jane Farrell articleAccording to new research, the goal of reasonable eating that extends lifespan may have as much to do with what’s “eating” you … Read More→
_ StyleHow to Win the Aging-Hair Battle By Jane Farrell articleA thick, full, luscious head of hair is an outward sign of beauty, health and youth. Still, many women don’t … Read More→
_ "Wise Elders" and What They Can Teach Us By Jane Farrell articleWhy do “wise elders” sidestep the cognitive decline associated with aging? New research may have the answer. An international team … Read More→
_ Aging Doesn't Have to Age You By Jane Farrell articleAfter 40 years of writing “Energy Express,” Marilynn Preston isn’t only the author of America’s longest running fitness column, she’s … Read More→
_ New Help in Fighting Alzheimer's? By Jane Farrell articleA compound called rapamycin (photo above) may help address neurologic damage such as Alzheimer’s disease, new research shows. A study … Read More→
_ Brain HealthThe Aging Brain By Jane Farrell articleThe brain changes as we get older, but not everyone’s brain changes the same way. The experts from the National … Read More→
_ "Late-Life" Genes Help Combat Stress, Aging By Jane Farrell articleA subset of genes involved in daily circadian rhythms, or the “biological clock,” become active only late in life or … Read More→
_ Ten Things People Want You to Know as They Age By Jane Farrell articleAs we get older, our needs and desires change. We know what we want, our preferences, dislikes, what makes us … Read More→
_ Calories and Cellular Aging By Jane Farrell articleWhen it comes to anti-aging efforts, eating right can positively affect people at a profound cellular level, research has found. … Read More→
_ Elderly Couples In Assisted Living Still Need Intimate and Social Relationships By Jane Farrell articleResearchers have found that both intimate and social relationships are important for adults in assisted-living facilities. In a study conducted … Read More→
_ Aging WellUncovering a “Smoking Gun” in Age-Related Disease By Sondra Forsyth articleAging is a key risk factor for a variety of devastating chronic diseases, yet the biological factors that influence when … Read More→
_ Turning Back the Aging Clock By Jane Farrell articleA new approach that aims to reduce aging-related cellular damage has been developed by researchers from Caltech and UCLA. Led … Read More→
_ Aging WellPositive Attitude Toward Aging Helps with Stress By Jane Farrell articleA positive attitude toward aging gives older adults more resilience in stressful situations, according to new research from North Carolina … Read More→
_ Aging WellGender Differences in Diabetes and Aging By Sondra Forsyth articleAll’s not fair in love and glucose intolerance. Overweight men are more prone to get type 2 diabetes than are … Read More→
Menopause Women's Health and WellnessSleeplessness and Aging By Jane Farrell articleInsomnia, which often accompanies menopause, has a clear association with age acceleration, according to UCLA researchers. The investigators also said … Read More→
_ Dental Health Oral Health Senior HealthSystemic Antibody Responses to Oral Bacteria with Aging By Sondra Forsyth articleOn March 17th 2016 at the 45th Annual Meeting & Exhibition of the American Association for Dental Research, researcher Jeffrey … Read More→