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Exercise benefits brain health by releasing substances into the bloodstream, particularly vesicles that promote neurogenesis, and these effects may be transferable between individuals, as shown in mouse studies. This research suggests a complex, multi-pathway process behind exercise's positive impact on the brain.
Research from Korea University reveals that the protein ReHMGB1, secreted by senescent cells, can spread aging signals through the bloodstream, impairing tissue regeneration. Blocking ReHMGB1 in mice reduced aging markers and improved tissue repair, highlighting its potential as a target to combat age-related decline.
Researchers discovered three anti-aging compounds produced by the blood bacterium Paracoccus sanguinis that reduce inflammation and oxidative stress in skin cells, with two being newly identified, offering promising avenues for skin aging treatments.