A cross-sectional study from Minnesota and Taiwan found that balancing on one leg could be a reliable predictor of neuromuscular aging in older adults.

Watching your hair gray and your skin crease has long been considered an inevitable part of life, but a new study has revealed promising avenues for combating visible signs of aging. Few hormones ...

As you get older, your skin experiences intrinsic aging — a natural process that follows the passage of time — and extrinsic aging — aging due to external factors, such as sun exposure, air ...

As we age, our bodies naturally begin to slow down in ways that impact everything from energy levels to skin elasticity and joint health. While no supplement can completely stop the aging process ...

While mice do not typically develop gray hair as part of the aging process, the research team created a genetically modified mouse model to mimic the effects of early graying, approximating the ...