A nutrient found in everyday food reversed signs of cellular aging within two days, restoring youthful mitochondrial energy in aging cells, German researchers reported.
Peer-reviewed · Nature Communications / Leibniz Institute on Aging – Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI) · 12 June 2026
Semaglutide slowed multiple DNA-based "aging clocks" by up to ~5 epigenetic years on one measure in the first randomized human evidence, but from a post-hoc analysis in adults with HIV.
Peer-reviewed · Nature Communications · n=84 · 16 June 2026
Following community-dwelling adults from age 70 to 100, researchers found that a simple "intrinsic capacity" score, combining cognition, mood, vitality, movement and senses, consistently predicted s
Peer-reviewed · Innovation in Aging (Gerontological Society of America) / Hadassah–Hebrew University Medical Center · 12 June 2026