Results for Biological Research

Men have a biological clock, too. Find out how to combat the effects age has on your fertility.

Many women consider egg freezing out of fear that having a career will force them to plan for a family against the tide of their biology, or to hedge their bets in case the right partner doesn't show up in time. But do we know what "in time" actually means?

Biological age is a term used in longevity research to measure how well your body is functioning. Learn what it means and why you should care.

Biological immortality doesn't mean that an organism can't die but instead means that they aren't more likely to die the older they get.

Research demonstrates that the supplement Rejuvant decreases biological age by eight years – in just seven months.

A new IVF industry study adds weight to concerns that men too have a biological clock.

Chronological age and biological age don’t always align. For example, a 60-year-old man may suffer from dementia and arthritis, while his 80-year-old neighbor may be in perfect health and training for her 10th marathon.

Columbia University has found that changes to the immune system represent ‘the first robust physical evidence’ that ME is a biological illness rather than a psychological disorder

Biological systems function through the interaction of numerous molecules influencing a variety of biochemical reactions. However, most biological systems are still only partially understood. This paper introduces GeneFishing, a method for “fishing out” candidate genes in a biological process. The method is “semisupervised” using a set of “bait” genes (i.e., ones previously known to be relevant to the same process). GeneFishing effectively combines modern and traditional…

We often hear about a woman's biological clock and the effects of paternal age on egg quality. Dr. Walid Saleh discusses male age & reproductive function.