Link Between Cancer-Causing Gene and Aging
A gene called Myc (pronounced “mick”), which is one of the most important triggers of cancer in both mice and humans, also plays a newly discovered read more
Cancer Risk Decreases With Age: Research Findings Provide a Possible Explanation
When it comes to cancer, aging is a double-edged sword, as researchers are increasingly realizing. Age is considered the most important risk factor read more
Why Our Waistlines Expand in Midlife: The Role of Stem Cells
It's no secret that our waistlines often expand in middle age, but the problem isn't just cosmetic. Belly fat accelerates the aging process and slows read more
AI Meets Oncology: New Model Personalizes the Treatment of Bladder Cancer
Researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine harnessed the power of AI and machine learning technologies to develop a more effective model for predicting how read more
Cartilage Tissue from Cells of the Nasal Septum Helps in the Treatment of Complex Knee Injuries
Injuries to the articular cartilage in various joints, including the knee, are painful and restrict mobility. Researchers at the University of Basel read more
Cellular Circuits Control How DNA Damage is Repaired, Thus Influencing the Risk of Disease in Old Age
New evidence shows that the mitochondria, which provide energy to our cells, also control a DNA repair protein's ability to suppress the read more
