T central memory

There is 1 paper on T central memory in aging research: none in people yet, 1 in animals. The newest story, Oct 28, 2026: “Intermittent fasting promotes memory-forming immune cells”.

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Intermittent fasting promotes memory-forming immune cells

Experiments examining killer T cells found that fasting shifted them toward using fat for fuel and supported the development of lasting immune memory.Experiments examining killer T cells found that fasting shifted them toward using fat for fuel and supported the development of lasting immune memory.

Journal of Translational Medicine

Some T cell responses were weaker in older COVID-19 survivors

An observational study of COVID-19 survivors aged 18–59 and 60 or older found weaker responses after inactivated vaccines and subsequent Omicron infection in older…An observational study of COVID-19 survivors aged 18–59 and 60 or older found weaker responses after inactivated vaccines and subsequent Omicron infection in older adults.

Cohort studyImmune response
Frontiers in Psychiatry

Brain distinguishes sights and sounds using different regions

In 46 people aged 19 to 79, distinguishing similar sounds engaged cortical regions rather than the hippocampus, while older adults showed memory deficits.In 46 people aged 19 to 79, distinguishing similar sounds engaged cortical regions rather than the hippocampus, while older adults showed memory deficits.

Cohort study of 46 peopleMechanisms
Aging Cell

Rapamycin reduced plaque inflammation in aged mice

Macrophages, a type of immune cell, occupied 0.73 versus 0.95 times 100,000 square micrometers of plaque area in rapamycin-treated and control mice.Macrophages, a type of immune cell, occupied 0.73 versus 0.95 times 100,000 square micrometers of plaque area in rapamycin-treated and control mice.

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