Can a diet change make you biologically younger?
A four-week diet change may help older adults appear younger biologically by improving health markers.
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"How New Antibody Technologies Could Change Disease Treatment"
Deliver Biosciences received a grant to develop new antibody therapies that may improve treatment for serious diseases.
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New Facility Advances Personalized Cell Therapies for Patients
A new Maryland facility is improving access to personalized therapies for serious health conditions.
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New Hope for Glioblastoma Patients with Innovative Research
Researchers are combining two immune therapies to improve glioblastoma treatment.
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Could a new immune therapy change cancer treatment?
A new method generates cancer-fighting cells in the body, potentially simplifying treatment.
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Could a fat-burning switch strengthen your bones?
A new discovery may lead to treatments that improve bone health by activating a fat-burning switch.
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Can a new compound help you live longer?
A new compound called HATC may slow aging and extend lifespan in mice by reducing harmful protein levels.
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"New Biomarker Could Help Detect Cognitive Decline Early"
A new biomarker may help identify brain vascular issues linked to cognitive decline, offering a potential early warning for those at risk.
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How Aging Affects Your Lung Health and What to Know
Aging impacts lung health, increasing the risk of respiratory diseases, but understanding this can help you maintain better health as you age.
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Could celastrol help slow muscle aging?
Celastrol may improve muscle health and combat aging effects, but more research is needed.
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How a Leading Hospital is Transforming Women's Health
A hospital in China is making significant strides in women's and children's health through innovative research and patient-centered care.
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Could a single dose treat chronic diseases for years?
A new RNA technology may provide long-lasting treatments for obesity, Fabry disease, and more.
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Could a new oral therapy help with weight management?
A new oral treatment, NKS-3, shows promise for obesity management by enhancing natural satiety signals.
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New Partnership Promises Better Aging Solutions
LifespanningRx and RegenTherapy are joining forces to offer new health programs for aging well.
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Could a new drug help with weight loss?
Early results show a new weight-loss drug may help people lose weight safely.
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Could a new drug improve blood flow for aging adults?
A new drug may help improve blood flow and muscle endurance for people with peripheral artery disease.
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Could a new gene therapy improve vision for AMD?
Early results show a new gene therapy for AMD may improve vision.
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Could a one-time gene therapy change diabetes treatment?
A new gene therapy for diabetes may offer a one-time treatment option.
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New Treatment for Anxious Dogs Approved by FDA
Tessie®, a new oral solution for treating dog anxiety, has been approved by the FDA, promising better well-being for anxious pets.
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New FDA-Approved Solution for Dog Anxiety
The FDA has approved Tessie®, a new treatment for dog anxiety and fear.
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Could a new immunotherapy change NHL treatment?
A new immunotherapy, EO2463, shows promise for treating indolent non-Hodgkin lymphoma by boosting immune response.
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Can a higher dose of Wegovy help with weight loss?
A higher dose of Wegovy® led to significant weight loss while preserving muscle health in adults with obesity.
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Could muscle strength predict how long you live?
Stronger muscles may lead to a longer life, especially for older women.
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How Caregiving Affects Your Brain Health
Caregiving can slow cognitive decline, but too much care may harm brain health.
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