Why the Y-Zone Is a Mistake for Facial Injections, According to One Plastic Surgeon
Rian A. Maercks, MD, PA, says that many filler injections make patients look older, not younger.
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US Military to Conduct Clinical Trial of Anti-Aging Pill Next Year
The US Special Operations Forces Command (SOCOM) plans to conduct clinical trials of an oral anti-aging drug next year, Breaking Defense reported, citing service officials, according to The Defense Post.
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Can Helping Dogs Live Longer Unlock the Secrets of Human Aging?
In the Dog Aging Project, answers from canine companions may help extend and improve human lives as well, according to MarketWatch.
3 Anti-Aging Benefits Of Heat Therapy
Here are three anti-aging heat therapy options that will help you [live] longer, better, lose weight and make you happier, according to Longevity.
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The Best Skin-Care Routine for Your 40s
Whether you want a basic routine or an all-in skin preservation regimen, ahead are product recommendations from top dermatologists and a celebrity aesthetician, New York magazine reports.
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Why You Should Add Peptides to Your Skincare Routine
L’Officiel explains everything you need to know about this anti-aging ingredient.
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Can LED Masks Erase Acne and Wrinkles? What Dermatologists Want You to Know
The devices promise to make a difference through “light therapy,” TODAY reports.
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Is It Possible To Reverse Aging To Become Years Younger In Weeks?
Current anti-aging research published in the journal Aging suggests that people can reverse aging to become 3 years younger in just 8 weeks with the implementation of simple lifestyle changes, WorldHealth.Net reports.
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Are Hyperbaric Chambers Really a Fountain of Youth?
Hyperbaric spas say their treatments are based on science—but the evidence is thin, Popular Science reports.
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Scientists Have Determined the Oldest Age Humans Can Live To
“Aging in humans exhibits universal features common to complex systems operating on the brink of disintegration,” said one researcher, according to The Hill.
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7 Things That Make You Look Older, According to Science
Look younger today by avoiding these fast tracks to aging, EatThis, NotThat reports.
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Anti-Aging Compound Improves Muscle Glucose Metabolism in People: Study
A natural compound previously demonstrated to counteract aspects of aging and improve metabolic health in mice has clinically relevant effects in people, according to a study of Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Big News Network reports.
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Fran Drescher on the ‘Healthier’ Hair Dye She Swears By and Her Best Anti-Aging Makeup Trick
NewBeauty picks actress Fran Drescher’s brain about her famous sitcom, her favorite products and so much more.
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Actress Viola Davis On The Beauty Of Aging And The Importance Of Apologizing To Her Daughter
“I was not even on the radar of beauty and I never realized how much damage that did to me,” actress Viola Davis tells Essence.
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Women ‘Risk’ Grey Hair to Feel Authentic
Many women “risk” allowing natural grey hair to show in order to feel authentic, a new study published in Journal of Women & Aging suggests.
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Anti-Aging Supplements Can Help Keep You Young — Depending on When You Take Them
When’s the best time of day to take an anti-aging supplement? Researchers from the University of Waterloo say the answer depends on your age, according to StudyFinds.
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Ageist Attacks Against President Biden Reinforce Outdated Stereotypes–And Hurt Younger People, Too
Experts say age-based attacks against Biden and others demonstrate how common ageist stereotypes are in American culture—to everyone’s detriment, Time reports.
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Can Blood from Young People Slow Aging? Silicon Valley Has Bet Billions It Will
The idea that aging and illness go hand and hand is, of course, nothing new. What’s new is the newfound confidence of scientists that “aging” can be measured, reverse-engineered and controlled, according to Newsweek.
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