Tag: aging_clocks
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Drugmakers Say GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs Show Signs of Slowing Biological Aging
Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk report a roughly two- to three-year reduction in biological age, while researchers continue to probe side effects including hair loss, nail disorders and a disputed vision-loss link.
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Media Monitor: MIT Technology Review Reports on Contest Aimed at Reversing Biological Age
MIT Technology Review reports a neuroscientist's six-month "Younger" contest will have about 500 participants competing to reverse their biological age, tracked by aging clocks and a public leaderboard.
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Media Monitor: Machine Perfusion Makes Donated Organs Biologically Younger, MIT Technology Review Reports
MIT Technology Review reports new research shows machine-perfused organs, particularly livers, appear to become biologically younger, potentially improving transplant success and expanding donor eligibility.
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