Interim phase III analyses found lower proteinuria with povetacicept, ravulizumab and sefaxersen; longer-term kidney-function results are pending.
Trio Of IgA Nephropathy Drugs Proves Mettle In Interim Analyses
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‘The Cat Is Out Of The Bag’: What We Heard This Week
MedPage Today’s Oct. 25 roundup highlights comments on dengue, dupilumab, menopause treatments and emerging research.
Women In Perimenopause Report More Anxiety Than Other Menopausal Groups
A review of 21 studies found higher odds of reported anxiety during perimenopause and after menopause than before menopause, with limits on causal conclusions.
Movement Helps People Learn Complex Patterns More Effectively, Study Finds
A Florida Atlantic and Brown study found larger arm movements improved learning of similarity-based categories, but not categories learned by explicit rules.
Train Smart: A Menopause Playbook
A Sixty and Me report outlines strength, endurance and impact training for midlife, while its recommendations and individual suitability require context.
Hip Fracture In Older Adults Is Far More Than An Orthopedic Injury
A Umeå University thesis links hip fracture outcomes in adults 85 and older to health, dementia, depression and recovery experiences.
Taurine Helps Regulate Inflammation Linked To Aging, Yale Study Finds
A Yale study in Cell found taurine helps macrophages regulate NLRP3 inflammation, but whether supplements benefit older adults remains unknown.
Supplement Shows Promise For Improving Cancer-Related Cognitive Impairment
A small, uncontrolled study found improved cognitive scores after eight weeks of oxaloacetate in breast cancer survivors. A placebo-controlled trial is planned.
What The Blue Zones Can – And Can’t – Teach Us About Growing Older
A December 2025 paper defended age records behind some Blue Zones, but the evidence does not establish a formula for living longer.
Modulating GPCR Signaling Could Help Delay Multiple Age-related Diseases
A Frontiers in Science paper proposes modulating GPCR networks to address aging-related biology, but the approach remains a research direction, not a proven therapy.
