High iron levels can promote oxidative stress by producing reactive oxygen species (ROS), which induce damage to both cells ...

A new study shows that people whose bodies age faster than their actual age may face higher risks of developing dementia.

These molecular-level changes may help explain the broader benefits seen in physical and biological aging measures. Although this was a pilot study without a control group, the findings suggest ...

“These brain structure changes explain some ... that advanced biological age may contribute to the development of dementia by causing a widespread change in brain structure,” Bo added. Biological age ...

A novel health-assessment tool uses eight metrics derived from a person's physical exam and routine lab tests to characterize biological age. It may be able ... that affect aging, and to design ...

“These brain structure changes explain ... biological age may contribute to the development of dementia by causing a widespread change in brain structure,” Bo added. Biological age reflects ...

So someone’s heart may be biologically older or younger than his or her brain. Accelerated biological aging in a given organ or biological system, such as the immune system, is increasingly ...

New science shows age reversal may be within reach by targeting cellular aging mechanisms and restoring youthful biological ...

The tool’s method — officially named the Health Octo Tool — is detailed in the journal Nature Communication in a May 5 publication ... could slow down biological aging.

Biological particles may be crucial for inducing heavy rain. ScienceDaily . Retrieved May 12, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2025 / 05 / 250505121805.htm ...