anti-aging

anti-aging

Zoraide de Deus Mota, Zulina de Deus Nunes and Levita de Deus Nunes, recognised as the world's oldest living trio of sisters, attend an interview with Reuters in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 23 June 2026. Photo: REUTERS/Tita Barros

Scientists seek clues to longevity from 3 Brazilian sisters over 100

Researchers hope to understand how genetic factors, rather than lifestyle, help protect the heart, muscles, ⁠and cognitive ​function from the ravages of ageing

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5 simple lifestyle changes that may help slow biological ageing: Experts

The rat that received the drug (right) lived for an average 155 weeks, compared to the 120 weeks of those not treated (left). Photo: Collected

One step closer to anti-aging treatment: New drug extends life by 25%, prevents cancer and grey hair

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Taurine: A common ingredient found in energy drinks could be the key to anti-ageing

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Scientists in the search for a cure for ageing; a long road ahead

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The promises and pitfalls of anti-ageing technologies