Papers by H Tang

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  1. Environmental Pollution

    Air pollution linked to faster brain tissue loss in adults

    An observational study followed brain scans from 4,276 middle-aged and older adults, linking higher exposure to particle pollution with faster grey matter loss.An observational study followed brain scans from 4,276 middle-aged and older adults, linking higher exposure to particle pollution with faster grey matter loss.

    Cohort study of 4,276 peoplePopulations
  1. Nature Aging

    Oral bacterium shifts aged mouse profiles toward younger states

    Supplementing aged mice with heat-killed Neisseria flavescens restored their serum metabolome, liver transcriptome and gut microbiome toward younger states.Supplementing aged mice with heat-killed Neisseria flavescens restored their serum metabolome, liver transcriptome and gut microbiome toward younger states.

    Experiments in wormsInterventions