Mouse model study shows how brown fat could improve exercise performance and extend one’s lifespan In a nutshell Brown fat, ...

Even at advanced ages, they maintain a healthier appearance, avoiding the typical signs of aging, such as loss of hair and graying that appear in normal elderly mice. Their brown adipose tissue ...

New research reveals that visceral adipose tissue helps maintain brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) levels, but this ...

A new study reveals a novel connection between aging of visceral adipose tissue and brain health. These findings are published in GeroScience. The research shows that the visceral adipose tissue ...

These findings were published online on February 13, 2025, in GeroScience, the official journal of the American Aging Association. Visceral adipose tissue aids in maintaining the brain-derived ...

Russell, MD, Trisha O'Moore-Sullivan, MD, Jean-Pierre Després, PHD, Claude Bouchard, PHD, Angelo Tremblay, PHD Physical characteristics of young and middle-aged women in whom adipose tissue ...

People who carry excess fat around the stomach are prone to obesity-related health issues and a new a study suggests that having a so-called pot belly may also be a sign of brain aging.

Rutgers researchers found that increased brown fat improves longevity and exercise capacity in mice. They aim to develop a ...

The adipose tissue, which serves as an endocrine organ, releases various molecules that regulate the repair of other damaged tissues, including the skin. Hence, adipose tissues can potentially be ...

Even at advanced ages, they maintain a healthier appearance, avoiding the typical signs of aging, such as loss of hair and graying that appear in normal elderly mice. Their brown adipose tissue ...