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Genetic mutations slow aging process in centenarians

Forget those studies of long-lived Italian shepherds and Greek fishermen. It's not fresh air or exercise or a simple whole-foods diet that Read more...
Tags: genetics   Enzymes   Longevity  

Sirtris finds three chemicals with low-cal benefits

In one of the most closely watched research programs at a biotech company, Sirtris has Read more...
Tags: resveratrol   Longevity  

Antidepressant extends lifespan in worms

A team at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle blitzed the C. elegans roundworm with tens of thousands of chemicals and found 115 that prolonged their short lives. But one, the Read more...
Tags: Longevity  

Genes can increase longevity, reduce cancer risk

Researchers at UC San Francisco are focusing on a group of genes that not only influence longevity but also reduce the risk of cancer. Analysts say that their work could lead to new therapeutics that Read more...
Tags: genetics   Cancer   Longevity  

Resveratrol shows promise as diabetes treatment

Scientists have unveiled yet another study on the potential of resveratrol. The chemical, which is found in red wine as Read more...

Longevity gene may be key to living past 100

Studying a group of Ashkenazi Jews noted for their long lives, scientists at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine say that longevity genes appear to be responsible for fighting off Read more...
Tags: genetics   aging   Longevity  

Press Releases

PRESS RELEASE: Genes That Both Extend Life And Protect Against Cancer Identified

Genes That Both Extend Life And Protect Against Cancer Identified A person is 100 times more likely to get cancer at age 65 than at age 35. But new research reported today in the journal Read more...

PRESS RELEASE: Einstein Researchers Use Novel Approach to Uncover Genetic Components of Aging

Einstein Researchers Use Novel Approach to Uncover Genetic Components of Aging August 24, 2007 –– People who live to 100 or more are known to have just as many—and sometimes Read more...

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