An eye-opening study reveals that Americans are dying from preventable and treatable causes at increasing rates compared to citizens of other wealthy nations, despite the U.S. outspending every other country on healthcare.

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The next breakthrough in anti-aging medicine might come from a surprising source: fat. But not just any fat—brown fat, a special type that burns energy rather than storing it

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Men with high-quality sperm tend to live nearly three years longer than those with poor semen quality, according to landmark research that followed more than 78,000 men for up to five decades.

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Research shows that exposure to ambient heat doesn't just make us uncomfortable—it may actually accelerate our aging process at the cellular level.

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This research shows that by manipulating just this one protein, scientists could potentially reverse cellular aging – essentially turning back the biological clock at the cellular level.

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In a world in which there is little that you can control, you have enormous control over your risk factors for heart disease.

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In recent years, scientists and biohackers have sought out ways to "reset" our epigenetic clocks in order to slow down the aging process. This latest study, published in Nature Aging, however, suggests DNA mutations prevents this level of biohacking from becoming a reality.

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Americans with college degrees can expect to live nearly 11 years longer than those without a high school diploma

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Seven years. That's how much sooner men with ADHD are dying compared to their neurotypical peers, and for women, the outlook is even bleaker at nearly nine years.

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What if the key to a healthier you is hiding in plain sight? It's not a hormone, vitamin, or miracle drug; it's a special type of fat tissue.

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Age is critical: How timing impacts dementia survival rates ROTTERDAM, Netherlands — Nearly 10 million people worldwide receive a dementia diagnosis each year, marking the beginning of a challenging journey that profoundly impacts both patients and their families. Yet one of the most common questions after diagnosis, “How long do…

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A new study examining over 40,000 American adults suggests that the timing of coffee consumption might be just as important as how much you drink when it comes to living a longer life.

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A study published in this month’s issue of Social Science and Medicine found that volunteering for as little as an hour a week is linked to slower biological aging.

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In an era where many of us spend our days hunched over computers or scrolling through phones, mounting evidence suggests our sedentary lifestyles may be quietly damaging our health.

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The American Academy of Neurology (AAN), representing the world's largest association of neurologists and neuroscience professionals, has introduced a comprehensive initiative focusing on prevention rather than just treatment.

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Your chronological age tells only half the story. Behind the scenes, your body is running its own biological clock - one that might be ticking faster or slower than your years suggest.

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Life expectancy in the United States is expected to increase by just 2.1 years over the next three decades.

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There's no question that people are living longer today than centuries or even decades ago. However, a new study finds people may not be living very well in those extra years.

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Researchers have uncovered compelling evidence that drinking coffee isn't just a pleasant ritual, but potentially a powerful tool for maintaining health as we get older.

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That convenient frozen pizza or packaged snack might be doing more than just expanding your waistline – it could actually be accelerating how quickly your body ages at a biological level, according to fascinating new research from Italy.

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Scientists have discovered that every hour of walking could yield up to six hours of additional life.

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Social animals tend to live longer, take more time to reach maturity, and have more extended reproductive periods than their more solitary counterparts.

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A study on fruit flies suggests that gut hormones play a crucial role in the aging process, offering new insights into how diet affects longevity.

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A groundbreaking new study suggests that combining brain training with physical exercise could be the key to staying fit and mentally sharp as we grow older.

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Can eating less really help you live longer? A new study says yes, but with a crucial twist.

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Scientists believe modern medicine has pushed the human lifespan to around 100 years, but it likely won't go any higher than that in the future.

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Researchers have discovered that a DNA test originally designed to measure biological aging from cells inside the cheek can accurately predict mortality risk.

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A new study reveals that phytoene, a precursor to more well-known carotenoids like lycopene, could have remarkable anti-aging properties.

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A new study warns that people opting for "the simple life" of rural America are actually living shorter lives.

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Researchers say the gene in question is called OSER1, and it encodes a protein that the team has dubbed a "novel pro-longevity factor."

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Can the power of positive thinking actually help you live longer? A new study suggests it's not just about thinking happy thoughts, but about developing a resilient mindset that can weather life's storms.

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At age 85, pesco-vegetarians had a 10% lower risk of death compared to non-vegetarians, while strict vegetarians at this age didn't show a significant advantage.

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A new study has uncovered an intriguing connection between body flexibility and longevity in middle-aged adults.

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The secret to aging gracefully may be finding that special someone to spend your life with — especially if you're a man.

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The study shows that consuming any type of meat - be it unprocessed red meat, processed meat, or even poultry - is associated with an increased risk of Type 2 diabetes.

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Scientists have found a way to use dormant viral remnants as a biological clock, offering new insights into how we age and opening doors to potential anti-aging treatments.

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In a race nobody wants to lose, the United States has found itself in last place.

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Scientists at the University of Connecticut have made a remarkable breakthrough in the quest for longer, healthier lives. In a major study, the researchers successfully extended both lifespan and healthspan in mice by targeting specific cells in their bodies.

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Many consumers turn to expensive supplements in hopes of boosting their health, but are they really as powerful as some are led to believe? A recent study sheds light on an intriguing possibility: the food we eat may play a far more crucial role in cancer prevention.

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A study from Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health reveals that experiencing the death of close family members could actually accelerate the aging process at a biological level, potentially setting the stage for earlier onset of age-related health problems.

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Want to turn back the clock on aging in a matter of months? A new study suggests that adopting a vegan diet, even for just eight weeks, might be the key to slowing down the biological aging process.

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Every few weeks or months, the media reports on a new study that tantalizingly dangles the possibility of a new drug to give us longer, healthier lives. The latest study centers around a drug involved in targeting interleukin-11, a protein involved in inflammation. Blocking this protein appeared to help mice stave off disease and extend their life by more than 20%.

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The purpose of a fart walk is to start the digestive process and relieve bloating, troublesome gas, or the sensation of a big meal sitting in your stomach like a brick.

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Research published in JAMA Psychiatry has revealed that older women who experience and express more gratitude tend to live longer than their less grateful counterparts.

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Could a shark in the Arctic hold the key to longer lives for humans?

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While many people take multivitamins hoping to prevent chronic diseases and live longer, researchers didn't find evidence to back up those beliefs.

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SHANGHAI, China — Even in your 80s, it’s not too late to adopt healthy habits that could help you live to 100 and beyond. That’s the encouraging message from a groundbreaking new international study, which found that older adults who maintained healthier lifestyles had significantly better odds of becoming centenarians. The…

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LA JOLLA, Calif. — Researchers from the Salk Institute have developed a groundbreaking technique called Telo-seq that is set to revolutionize our understanding of telomeres, the protective caps at the ends of our chromosomes. Telomeres play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of our genetic material, but their repetitive…

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Resveratrol is effective at preserving muscle fibers as we age, though experts warn that red wine only offers a minimal amount to drinkers.

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I was taking a group class at an art studio – using a pottery wheel. The instructor moved among the learners, offering help. However, she passed by me one, two, three times, even though I’d raised my hand for help. I suddenly realized why. I’m older. It took a while…

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