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  1. Steroids are associated with mortality in humans.

    “Notably, elevated levels of both bile acids and steroids were associated with lower mortality.”

    Humans

    Metabolomic signatures of extreme old age: findings from the New England Centenarian Study

    GeroScience27 Mar 2026

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Brain patterns linked to depression and markers of brain decline

An observational study of 353 adults aged 36–87 linked distinct brain patterns to later depression in younger women and blood markers of brain deterioration in older men.An observational study of 353 adults aged 36–87 linked distinct brain patterns to later depression in younger women and blood markers of brain deterioration in older men.

Preprint: cohort study of 353 peopleMechanisms
bioRxiv

Sex hormones link to cerebellar changes differently by sex

In 137 aging adults tracked across one year, changes in estradiol and testosterone showed opposing associations with cerebellar subregion volumes in men and women.In 137 aging adults tracked across one year, changes in estradiol and testosterone showed opposing associations with cerebellar subregion volumes in men and women.

Preprint: cohort study of 137 peopleMechanisms
IUBMB Life

Plasma asparagine links to lower cardioembolic stroke risk

In Mendelian randomization, plasma free asparagine showed an odds ratio of 0.852 for cardioembolic stroke, whereas the glutamine-to-asparagine ratio yielded an odds ratio…In Mendelian randomization, plasma free asparagine showed an odds ratio of 0.852 for cardioembolic stroke, whereas the glutamine-to-asparagine ratio yielded an odds ratio of 1.148.

Mendelian randomisation in 8,299 peopleMechanisms
Maturitas

Oestradiol levels do not predict heart events in older women

In 5,535 women aged 70 and older, endogenous oestradiol concentrations showed no association with major cardiovascular events or all-cause mortality over 4.5 years of…In 5,535 women aged 70 and older, endogenous oestradiol concentrations showed no association with major cardiovascular events or all-cause mortality over 4.5 years of follow-up.

Cohort study of 5,535 peoplePopulations