Advancing Bone Healing in Older Adults Through Non-Invasive Therapy

5 March 2026

Bone repair is a complex but carefully organised biological process that depends on stem and progenitor cells to rebuild damaged tissue. In younger people, these…

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How Immune Hijacking Shapes Cancer Evolution

28 February 2026

Predicting how tumours will progress remains one of the central challenges in modern oncology. Researchers at the University of Geneva (UNIGE), working with colleagues from…

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New research finds an invisible RNA ageing timer in human sperm

17 February 2026

Research has increasingly shown that as fathers grow older, the risk of health problems in their children rises, including higher chances of obesity and stillbirth.…

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Longevity Studies Advance as Researchers Identify a Crucial Missing Element

15 February 2026

Improvements in public health and medicine have enabled people to live to older ages than at any other point in human history. However, these added…

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A New Framework Viewing Centenarians as Models of Immune Adaptability in Multimorbidity

12 February 2026

The article examines the close relationship between multimorbidity, defined as the coexistence of multiple chronic diseases, and immunosenescence, the gradual decline of immune function with…

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Research reveals “super agers” often possess two major genetic strengths

6 February 2026

The genetic variant most strongly linked to an increased risk of developing late-onset Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is known as APOE-ε4. Another form of the same…

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Why Grip Strength Matters as We Grow Older

1 February 2026

New research has highlighted a little-known structure deep within the brain that may be essential for maintaining physical strength as people grow older. Scientists suggest…

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A genetic blind spot: how ‘junk’ DNA might hold Alzheimer’s clues

8 January 2026

When most people think about DNA, they tend to picture genes that determine physical traits, influence behaviour, and keep the body’s cells and organs functioning…

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Scientific Laboratory Study Detects No Changes in Stress Levels or Brain Activity Following 5G Exposure

18 December 2025

A recent GOLIAT research programme conducted by scientists at INERIS found no measurable biological effects from short-term exposure to 5G radiofrequency signals in healthy adults.…

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Technion Faculty of Biology reports breakthrough findings on the mechanisms of immune system ageing

1 December 2025

Researchers at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology’s Faculty of Biology have uncovered a distinctive process that contributes to immune system ageing, along with…

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Study reveals shared genetic basis for obesity in diverse ancestral groups

26 November 2025

Obesity is recognised as a worldwide health crisis that affects millions of people and contributes to a wide range of serious medical and social problems.…

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New research links X-chromosome gene to elevated risk of MS and Alzheimer’s in women

22 November 2025

Scientists at UCLA Health have identified a gene on the X chromosome that fuels inflammation in the female brain, providing a fresh explanation for why…

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