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From the bench to the boardroom

Buck researchers weigh in on why women are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease

Healthy aging starts in our cells – and in the places where we live!

We’re excited about single-cell sequencing technology and think you should be too!

Buck professor Julie Andersen weighs in on Aduhelm, the controversial Alzheimer’s drug

The promise of Metformin highlights the need for precision medicine

Mitochondrial Ubiquinol Oxidation: Could this be the answer to stop tumor growth in its path?

Making Research Fair and Equitable

Healthcare Around the World: Costs, Covid, and Comparisons
Convo with Paul Irving, @MilkenInstitute Fellow and author/editor of The Upside of Aging. First of “Five Things I’ve Learned About Aging” series next Tues @ 5pm PDT. Paul will talk about new possibilities that are emerging from our longer, healthier lives https://zcu.io/HubI
Buck was thrilled to participate again this year at @BayAreaSciFest in Santa Rosa, CA last Sunday as a Hosting Sponsor and exhibitor. We love sharing our science with aspiring young scientists! We had so much fun!!
Snag in normal process of cleaning up broken DNA in brain cells may hasten progression of #Parkinsons. Researchers @HopkinsMedicine found protein “Sting” creates a cycle of inflammation when it responds to clean-up signals in cells already damaged by PD https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/953355
Great work from the Zhou lab! Buck researchers have uncovered clues as to how aging starts to happen in #mitochondria, opening a completely different way to think about, measure, mitigate and reverse the process. Study is in @eLife https://www.buckinstitute.org/news/buck-scientist-uncovers-clues-to-aging-in-mitochondria/
1st of “Five Things I’ve Learned About Aging” series kicks off next Tues with a convo with @MilkenInstitute Fellow Paul Irving. As author/editor of The Upside of Aging he’ll talk about new possibilities that are emerging from our longer, healthier lives
https://myfivethings.com/class/paul-irving-the-upside-of-aging/
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