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Plasma Proteins Offer Clues To Biological Aging And Mortality Risk
A study of older adults linked 17 plasma proteins to all-cause mortality; several also tracked biological age across organ systems.
Additional Education Protects People With High Genetic Risk Of Dementia
A study of England, Scotland and Wales’ 1972 school-leaving reform found lower dementia diagnoses among those required to stay in school longer, including people at high genetic risk.
First Human Endothelial Cell Atlas Maps How Blood Vessels Age
Researchers compiled gene activity data from more than 375,000 endothelial cells to map age-related changes across 12 human tissues.
Could A Few Days Of Annual Extreme Heat Raise Dementia Risk?
A study of 28,512 U.S. adults found an association between some levels of extreme heat exposure and dementia, but not proof of cause and effect.
Lyme Disease Vaccine Candidate Just Misses Its Mark In Late-Stage Trial
LB6V showed 73.2% efficacy in the evaluable group but missed the phase III trial’s preset threshold; a modified analysis narrowly met it.
When You Think You Know Yourself, But You’re Wrong
A Tiny Buddha essay by a 70-year-old executive coach examines when self-awareness hardens into labels that may no longer fit.
