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Elderly woman recovering from hip fracture applies testosterone gel and exercises with therapist in bright rehab setting.
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Testosterone gel plus exercise may limit visceral fat gain in older women recovering from hip fractures

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A University of Connecticut-led clinical trial found that older women recovering from a recent hip fracture who used a topical testosterone gel alongside a structured exercise program did not experience the typical rise in visceral abdominal fat seen during recovery. Researchers followed participants for six months and assessed body composition with imaging scans.

The 75-year-old actress is dropping wisdom bombs for her peers, insisting life after 50 is prime time instead of a fade-out.

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Researchers reported at Digestive Disease Week (DDW) 2026 that older mice given fecal microbiota transplants made from their own preserved, younger-age stool samples showed less liver inflammation and injury—and none developed liver cancer in the experiment.

A study funded by the U.S. National Institute on Aging concludes that interacting with problematic people accelerates biological aging. Each additional such person increases biological age by about nine months and speeds up the aging rate by 1.5%.

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Evidence indicates that reactivations of the varicella-zoster virus, which causes shingles, could speed up aging and increase the risk of dementia. Scientists are exploring whether vaccines and antiviral treatments might offer protection for the brain. The findings come amid concerns about cognitive decline linked to the virus.

A new study suggests that the shingles vaccine may slow biological aging and reduce inflammation in older adults. Researchers analyzed data from over 3,800 Americans aged 70 and older, finding that vaccinated individuals showed better markers of aging compared to those who were not. The findings highlight potential broader health benefits from the vaccine beyond preventing the rash.

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New research from New York University indicates that anxiety about growing older, particularly concerns over health decline, correlates with accelerated cellular aging in women. The study, involving 726 participants, used epigenetic clocks to measure biological aging rates. Fears related to appearance or fertility showed no similar connection.

 

 

 

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