Quantifying mutations that accumulate over time could give clues to diseases of aging, cancer development.
Researchers establish best methods to measure genetic variation within the body (Links to an external site)
Quantifying mutations that accumulate over time could give clues to diseases of aging, cancer development.
People with HIV show signs of faster aging than their peers without HIV, even when the virus is undetectable, according to a study led by neurology researchers Kalen Petersen, PhD, and Beau Ances, MD, PhD.
Study finds cellular immune patterns associated with chronic diseases, death.
Immune system aging linked to earlier lung cancer; fat tissue aging linked to earlier colorectal cancer.