[ad_1] Researchers here report on an assessment of epigenetic clocks (and PhenoAge). The study is one of a fair number of attempts to quantify just how effective these aging clocks are when it comes to predicting age-related disease and death. The interesting conclusion here is that epigenetic age acceleration, as determined using the present … Read more
[ad_1] Further Assessing the Effects of Air Pollution on Mortality There is ample evidence to show that air pollution correlates with increased mortality, and a number of natural experiments have allowed researchers to compare populations with similar socioeconomic status and different levels of air pollution, in order to demonstrate that effects do not result … Read more
[ad_1] The practice of calorie restriction, eating up to 40% fewer calories while structuring the diet to continue to obtain sufficient micronutrients, is well demonstrated to slow aging and extend life in short-lived species. It is thought that the primary mechanism for this effect is upregulation of the cellular maintenance process of autophagy, given … Read more