Stanford Study: Infusing Aged Surgery Patients with Young Plasma Reduces Inflammation

In a first proof of principle human trial, researchers demonstrated that plasma proteins from young donors lower inflammatory markers in elderly people who underwent surgery.

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Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombing survivors exhibit accelerated immune system aging, including reduced immune cells and higher levels of reactive oxygen species (ROS) — molecules that harm cells in excess. 


Explore a groundbreaking Japanese study that uncovers a profound connection between atomic bomb radiation and the hastened aging of the immune system. Delve into the enduring repercussions of nuclear warfare, shedding light on the lasting impact of historical events on human health.

Japanese Study Reveals: Atomic Bomb Radiation Linked to Accelerated Immune System Aging – Unveiling Nuclear War's Lingering Effects

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A study published in Nature by the University of Minnesota shows that the same lineage of mouse immune cells can continually divide over multiple lifespans.

T cells demonstrate remarkable replication ability and longevity, surpassing their host's lifespan, with implications for cell-based therapies and aging research.

<p>Model: C57BL/6N or BALB/c mice<br />
Dosage: 2 mg/kg of spermidine by intraperitoneal injection</p>


Kyoto University researchers find spermidine inhibits tumor growth in mice by improving the mitochondrial function of anticancer immune cells.

(The study’s principal investigator, Dr. Tasuku Honjo | Japan Times)

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