A study found that more intelligent individuals had brain networks with more stability, as shown by less fluctuations on fMRI scans. Increased stability of networks may indicate a protective mechanism of the brain.
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Autophagy is a process that eliminates cell waste to prevent toxic build-up. It has been shown to be closely related to many of the hallmarks of aging, while maintaining immune function and controlling inflammation.
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Older adults with hypertension on a more aggressive treatment regimen saw a reduction in accumulation of brain white matter and cardiovascular events by lowering systolic blood pressure to 130 mmHg.
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Adults who walk more slowly have markers of accelerated aging, including looking older. Increased aging of the lungs, teeth, immune system, and cognitive function were correlated with slower walking speed.
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