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BSRA calls on longevity industry to invest in aging research

BSRA calls on longevity industry to invest in aging research

By Nikki Hancocks

Aging research has never been more relevant. Yet despite aging populations, stretched healthcare systems and booming commercial interest in longevity, fundamental questions about the biology of aging remain unanswered and research funding is scarce,...

6 reasons to attend the Nutra Healthspan Summit 2026

6 reasons to attend the Nutra Healthspan Summit 2026

By Stephen Daniells

The Nutra Healthspan Summit is just over two months away! Bridging cutting-edge science and business strategy to extend healthspan through nutrition and supplements, the Nutra Healthspan Summit is a must-attend event, and let us tell you why…

Cranberry study reveals potential beyond UTI prevention

Cranberry study reveals potential beyond UTI prevention

By Cassandra Stern

New laboratory research suggests cranberry juice may enhance the activity of an antibiotic used to treat urinary tract infections (UTIs) and, under some experimental conditions, reduce the emergence of resistant bacteria by more than 100,000-fold.

Probiotic–phytonutrient blends may improve gut function

Probiotic–phytonutrient blends may improve gut function

By Olivia Haslam

Probiotic–phytonutrient blends containing Lacticaseibacillus and Bifidobacterium strains plus citrus bioflavonoids and dandelion root extract could improve bowl function and gut health, according to a new study.

Researchers uncover impacts of UPF intake on the microbiome

Researchers uncover impacts of UPF intake on the microbiome

By Nikki Hancocks

Higher consumption of ultra-processed food (UPF) correlates with poorer diet quality, higher sugar intake, lower mycobiome richness, and potentially altered cardiometabolic function, according to newly presented data.

Coffee study reveals biological clues behind liver health benefits

Coffee study reveals biological clues behind liver health benefits

By Danielle Masterson

A large UK Biobank study combining long-term clinical outcomes with MRI imaging and proteomic profiling is providing fresh insights on the biological mechanisms that may underpin coffee’s long-observed association with improved liver health.