Cutting-edge technology has allowed scientists to examine young and old brains with single-cell resolution, gaining insights into how we can rejuvenate our brain cells to stay sharp. 


Stanford University scientist and corresponding author on the new study, Dr. Anne Brunet (image: labxchange.org). 

Brain &amp; Neurons

NAD+ Supercharges Immune System Recovery in Older Mice

Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, found that young mice need NAD+ breakdown, while old mice need NAD+ boosting.

Immunity

With over 246 million data points, obtained from 108 participants, scientists show that we rapidly age around 45 and 60. 

Stanford researchers find that our biological age accelerates during mid-life and retirement age. 

Aging &amp; Longevity

Stanford Researchers Propose Psychological Stress as a Critical Hallmark of Aging

Stanford scientists propose that the impact of psychological elements like trauma and depression are key drivers of aging.

Stanford researchers propose designating psychological factors like past trauma, depression, and loneliness as a new hallmark of aging.

Model: Twenty-five-month-old female Sprague-Dawley rats
Dosage: 1 mL of blood plasma from two-month-old rats intraperitoneally injected every other week until death
Model: C57BL/6J male mice
Dosage: 0.055 mg/mL of ergothioneine administered orally in water from seven weeks of age until death

Canadian Longevity Organization Spotlights Key Research on Latest Anti-Aging Treatments

The Canadian Longevity Association — a non-profit organization dedicated to accelerating longevity research — highlights research on rodent lifespan extension with young plasma and the mushroom-derived compound ergothioneine.

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The Canadian Longevity Association presents new findings showing that injecting young plasma into older individuals and mushroom-derived ergothioneine extend lifespan in rodents.

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How to Take Care of Your Aging Brain Cells: Stanford Study Insights

NAD+ Supercharges Immune System Recovery In Older Mice, Hurts Blood Stem Cells of Young Mice

Epic New Stanford Study Reveals Two Critical Phases of Rapid Aging in Our Lifetime

Stanford Researchers Propose Psychological Stress as a Critical Hallmark of Aging

Canadian Longevity Organization Spotlights Key Research on Young Plasma and Mushroom-Based Anti-Aging Treatments