Researchers found that LMOD1 supports muscle fiber formation in mouse cells and interacts with SIRT1; its role in aging and human muscle remains unknown.
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Don’t Just Lose Weight After 60! Keep It Off And Never Be Hungry
A Sixty and Me article offers habits for managing weight after 60, but provides personal advice rather than clinical evidence or a formal diet plan.
Medicare Changes For 2027
Medicare’s 2027 costs and coverage are taking shape, with higher Part D limits and possible plan cuts. Key figures remain projections, not final rates.
Could Speech Offer A Window Into Aging?
A study of 2,928 Spanish-speaking adults links speech age gaps with dementia diagnoses, cognition, tau and social adversity, but does not track aging over time.
Brain Damage After Anesthesia; Obesity And Dementia; Alan Alda’s Parkinson’s Disease
A neurology roundup covers a teen’s brain injury after surgery, obesity and dementia survival findings, and Alan Alda’s comments on Parkinson’s.
What Three Health Notifications Taught Me About Alzheimer’s Risk
Ron Carr describes how an APOE4 result and a heart scan changed his view of Alzheimer’s risk and prevention.
What’s More Important In Retirement – What You Want Or What You Need?
A Sixty and Me essay asks retirees to weigh health and financial needs alongside interests, connection and personal goals.
Restoring Cellular Recycling Helps The Body Clear Harmful Zombie Cells
New research shows that boosting cellular recycling processes can help eliminate senescent cells linked to aging and age-related diseases.
Sardinian Village May Be A New Longevity Hotspot
A study of Bolotana, Sardinia, estimates 13.8% of women reaching 70 will reach 100, while researchers say the reasons remain unknown.
Genes May Protect Against APOE4 Alzheimer’s Risk
A study of nearly 450,000 people identified genetic regions linked to lower Alzheimer’s risk among APOE4 carriers, with oligodendrocytes a possible clue.