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aging process

A split image showing an elderly person struggling in the heat on one side and another elderly person shivering in the cold on the other side, with a thermometer in the middle displaying rising temperatures.

Poor people age faster

woman with grey hair

The Science of Gray Hair: Causes, Prevention, and Future Treatments

A single Nematostella polyp.

Sea Anemone’s Stem Cells May Hold Key to Immortality

fat molecule build up in cells seen under a microscope

Exercise can cut specific fat in cells that indicate aging

Smaller dogs may live twice as long life as their larger counterparts.

How body size shapes dogs’ aging patterns

Researchers at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center and the University of Alabama at Birmingham are conducting a study to see if eating for 8 hours and fasting for 16 each day can slow the aging process in people and are looking for healthy adults aged 25-49 to participate.

Intermittent fasting could slow aging

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