Editorial team
ioQuanta Research Desk
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Evidence date ·Should researchers remove, quiet or reset senescent cells?
Review or Meta-AnalysisThe review compares ways to remove, quiet or reprogram aging cells and summarizes human studies measuring tissue changes, function and biomarkers. None establishes human age reversal.
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Evidence date ·What two molecular-age readings can reveal about one tissue
Peer-Reviewed PaperResearchers compared gene-activity clocks across four mammals and found distinct pathway shifts. Human blood readings were associated with later mortality.
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Evidence date ·Could stem cells help make cancer-fighting cell doses easier to supply?
Review or Meta-AnalysisThe review compares ways to make and tune iPSC-derived NK cells and summarizes early patient studies. Durable function and dependable production remain open challenges.
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Evidence date ·What have CAR-iNKT cells done in patients, and what stands in the way?
Review or Meta-AnalysisSmall patient studies found CAR-iNKT cells in tumors and recorded some responses; lasting benefit and reliable production remain unproven.
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Evidence date ·Could the condition of your skin change what a cosmetic procedure can do?
Review or Meta-AnalysisA May 2026 review explains how preparing skin may affect its response to lasers or injectables, and what one 90-day comparison can show.
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Evidence date ·Why a review treats space hazards as possible triggers for polymer repair
Review or Meta-AnalysisA review surveys polymer repair approaches activated by impact, atomic oxygen, radiation and temperature extremes. Reliable repair in orbit remains unproven.
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Evidence date ·What immune cells reveal in patient-derived liver tumor models
Review or Meta-AnalysisResearchers pair liver tumor organoids with immune cells to study treatment resistance. Clinical studies must show whether results predict patient responses.
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Evidence date ·Why less creatine uptake did not always mean the transporter was blocked
Peer-Reviewed PaperModels helped select 16 compounds for lab tests. Some appeared to pass through the creatine transporter; two reduced uptake without detectable transport currents.
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Evidence date ·What a week of wrist tracking reveals about daily rhythms in people who act out dreams
Peer-Reviewed PaperA week of wrist tracking linked daily rhythms to symptoms and brain imaging measures in people who act out dreams. It did not test whether the rhythms predict disease.
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Evidence date ·How aging immune cells may help keep skin inflammation active
Review or Meta-AnalysisA review explores how aging T cells may contribute to psoriasis plaques and the weakened skin barrier in eczema. Targeting those cells directly remains preclinical.