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Longevity Science

Longevity science tracks the biology of aging as a multi-system process: damage accumulation, information loss, immune drift, metabolic dysfunction, and declining repair capacity. Entries in this domain emphasize evidence quality and translational distance.

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LongevityEarly human

Senolytics and Senomorphics

Drugs that remove or quiet senescent cells could reduce inflammatory aging signals, but benefits depend heavily on context.

#senescence#inflammation#geroscience· Drug platform
LongevityEarly human

Hallmarks of Aging

A shared framework that organizes aging into interconnected biological processes, giving longevity research a common map of what to measure and target.

#aging biology#geroscience#frameworks· Concept
LongevityEarly human

mTOR Inhibition and Rapamycin

Rapamycin extends lifespan in multiple animal models by inhibiting mTOR, making it the most reproducible pharmacological longevity signal — and a live question for human healthspan trials.

#geroprotectors#mTOR#nutrient sensing· Intervention
LongevityEarly human

NAD+ Metabolism and Boosters

NAD+ declines with age and is central to energy metabolism and repair, but whether raising it with precursors produces meaningful healthspan benefit in humans remains unsettled.

#NAD+#metabolism#supplements· Intervention
LongevityPreclinical

Cellular Reprogramming

Partial reprogramming aims to restore youthful cell function without erasing identity or triggering uncontrolled growth.

#Yamanaka factors#epigenetics#regeneration· Intervention
LongevityPreclinical

Heterochronic Exchange and Young Plasma

Sharing a young circulatory environment rejuvenates some tissues in animals, but the human versions — young plasma or plasma dilution — remain unproven and easy to oversell.

#parabiosis#plasma#rejuvenation· Intervention

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