New 8-year Neurology study links artificial sweeteners to faster cognitive decline. Here’s what the science says and how to interpret the risk.
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New research on 86,000 adults suggests multilingualism is linked to slower brain aging and stronger cognitive reserve. Here’s what studies show.
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Cellular senescence is reshaping aging science. New NIH research maps ‘zombie cells’ linked to age-related disease and points toward senolytic therapies.
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Is the 0.8 g/kg protein RDA enough? Research suggests older adults and active people may benefit from higher intake for muscle and healthspan.
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New research suggests the shingles vaccine may lower dementia risk. Here’s what Stanford and Oxford studies show about Shingrix and the brain.
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Senolytics target senescent ‘zombie’ cells that drive aging and chronic disease. Here is what early human trials reveal about extending healthspan.
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Research suggests Bacopa monnieri (Brahmi) may improve memory, attention, and reduce anxiety. Here’s what science says about the Ayurvedic herb.
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