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A 445,000-person UK Biobank analysis suggests telomeres track life expectancy differently in men and women — and a transplant study links short, dysfunctional telomeres to frailty. Here is what that actually means for you.
New 2025 population research points to surprisingly accessible markers — what's in your urine, the length of your reproductive years, and a single honest question about your health — that track biological age.
New molecular and longitudinal research suggests the slide in strength begins decades before frailty — and that nerves and inflammation, not just muscle, set the pace.
A large multiomic study links later menopause with healthier prefrontal cortex aging decades on — a finding worth knowing for the women in your life, and for what it suggests about how the body ages as one system.
A new GeroScience analysis finds women still outperform men on memory and executive function in their ninth decade — and estrogen plays a measurable, if partial, role.
A new Physiology review maps how sympathetic nerves, baroreflexes and blood pressure shift across the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and menopause — and where the science still goes dark.
Pooled real-world data on oral semaglutide, a fresh meta-analysis on combining GLP-1s with SGLT2 inhibitors, and dietitians' candid notes on what makes these protocols stick.