Stanford University researchers have found that, unlike the common perception of aging as a steady decline ... of our biology and could influence disease risk.

The most rapid changes were ... to offset the risk of heart disease, and eating nutritious, filling whole foods to combat the metabolism dip. For more on healthy aging: This story was originally ...

They found that the artery cells divide seven to 13 times more rapidly than normal in a patient with heart disease leading to premature aging of the arteries. With aging, the arteries lose their ...

"Our findings suggest that individuals with rapid cell aging due to higher genetic risk may offset the increased burden of cardiovascular disease by managing their heart disease risk factors and ...

we found that 18.4% of those age 50 or older had at least one organ aging significantly more rapidly than the average. And we found that these individuals are at heightened risk for disease in ...

The rapid aging of populations around the world presents an unprecedented set of challenges: shifting disease burden, increased expenditure on health and long-term care, labor-force shortages, ...

New research suggests that Alzheimer’s disease damages the brain in two separate phases, with the first phase happening ...

and the rapid increase in age-related diseases expected to accompany the rapid aging of the population has become a major problem both in Japan and overseas. In considering health and medical ...

All areas of aging biology are welcome in the journal and the experimental approaches used can be wide-ranging. With rapid developments in genomics, proteomics and other high throughput ...

Korea is expected to spend around 6 trillion won ($4.6 billion) this year on treating diseases related to aging such as ...

Solarea has rapidly established a robust pipeline of DMA products across various disease areas ... and those that support healthy aging. Beyond live microbial medical food products such as ...