Anti-Aging/Longevity News
Going to church cuts risk of death
Research suggests that regularly attending religious services can reduce the risk of death by approximately 20%. ... Continue Reading
Doctors report world’s first tissue-engineered whole organ transplant
A team of British researchers and Spanish surgeons have carried out the world's first tissue-engineered whole organ transplant. ... Continue Reading
Bid for OTC Viagra turned down by European regulators
A bid to make Viagra available over the counter (OTC) in Europe has failed after regulators raised concerns that there would be too little medical oversight. ... Continue Reading
Gingko has no effect on dementia or Alzheimer’s Onset
Results of a study of more than 3,000 seniors have revealed that the popular supplement Gingko biloba has no impact on the development of dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. ... Continue Reading
Marijuana compounds may benefit aging brain
Researchers at Ohio State University say that they have found evidence suggesting that compounds found in the recreational drug marijuana may benefit the aging brain by reducing inflammation and stimulating the growth of new brain cells. ... Continue Reading
Drinking hibiscus tea may help to lower blood pressure
New research suggests that drinking several cups of hibiscus tea each day may help to combat high blood pressure. ... Continue Reading
Other News
- Majority of ginkgo products do not meet label claims
- Exercise reverses age-related neural stem cell decline
- Scientists call for rise in RDI of Vitamin D
- Make the most of winter sunshine to keep heart healthy
- Growth hormone secretagogue does not slow progression of Alzheimer’s
- Sleep vital to reap benefits of physical activity on cancer risk
- Psychological therapy increases breast cancer survival
- Aspirin and other NSAIDs lower PSA levels
- Smoking can reshape heart
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