A new method beats the number of birthday candles on your cake in predicting your risk for the illness, frailty, and decline that come with aging.
More people are living to be 100 years old, but how long will human lifespan reach in the 21st century? Researchers may have some answers.
With age, people's sense of smell declines. But new research shows it's not across the board: Older people can smell certain foods better than others.
A new report indicates many older Americans are better able to handle daily care, particularly women. But, there are disparities.
When compared to their straight counterparts, LGB millennials have worse health disadvantages than their older peers, research finds.
The average person today can expect to live almost twice as long as people in the 1850. But don't get too excited. There's still no cheating old age.
"...this pollution is everywhere and could explain the increased number of people impacted by Alzheimer's disease across the world."
Accelerated aging is the price male baboons pay for being at the top of the social ladder, researchers report.
New findings suggest that identifying and treating the diseases of old age should begin by the time people celebrate their 45th birthday.
A new study in mice shows how aging affects stem cells in the brain, as well as how to reactivate the production of neurons.
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