Female mice saw a 35% increase in median lifespan, and male mice experienced a 27% rise. The anti-aging mix also helped the animals stay healthier longer.

Mice were monitored until natural death to measure lifespan, with some euthanized at 24 months to study aging biomarkers. The team conducted physical tests including rotarod, horizontal bar, and ...

The mice in the study had a condition of rapid aging called progeria, meaning they did not age normally, even by mouse standards. Normal mice live for about 800 days.

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After reducing the mice’s menin levels, the researchers saw that the rodents exhibited aging biomarkers, such as reduced muscle fiber size, skin thickness, bone mass, tail tendon collagen cross ...

They also found that the anti-aging chemical was effective at reducing the size of tumors when used alongside chemotherapy. The scientists extracted a chemical called procyanidin C1, or PCC1.

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Experiments on fecal transplants between old and young mice have demonstrated how gut bacteria can influence inflammation, to drive aging in the brain, gut and eyes Depositphotos View 1 Image ...

A recent study published in the journal Cell found that by making DNA repairs on mice, scientists were able to drive age "forward and backward" thus manipulating the aging process. "There is new ...

But the findings are still only in mice—they may mean nothing for humans, and TIMP2 treatments may be unsafe in older adults. And debate still swirls around how to pursue anti-aging research and ...

Reversing the causes of aging is a major focus of much medical research. A joint project between the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney and Harvard Medical School that restored ...