telomere

Will humans be able to live forever someday in the future? Eternal life is something that every human being wishes to have.

Most creatures gradually age and die. But we have more fortunate creatures: It seems they know how to escape the fateful cycle.

While the best minds of humankind are still engrossed in the search for longevity drugs, it seems like an incredibly simple animal has enjoyed immortal life for millions of years.

Normally, the life span of a species depends heavily on its size and small organisms have a very short life cycle.

Scientists at Methodist Reseach Research Institute in Houston (USA) claim to have reversed many signs of aging in cells from children with premature aging (progeria).

The CEO of Bioviva USA has become a volunteer to test this method, scientists here say they can reverse 20 years of aging by editing genes.

Stresses and pressures caused by poverty can cause permanent damage to humans, according to a new study.

Can the length of DNA sequences of patients with heart disease predict beforehand their expected lifespan?

It is possible that someday older people will have the opportunity to apply a new therapy of American scientists to return to adolescence.

The area between the cities of Acerra, Nola and Marigliano in the Campania region in southern Italy was dubbed the