Scientists have discovered an anti-aging application for a preexisting drug that increased the lifespans of mice by 20%.

For the first time, scientists have demonstrated how a specific protein increases in our organs as we get older and actively promotes the aging process. By blocking this activity, it could not only help us live longer,

Promising outcomes in rats' longevity and well-being have been observed with a new anti-aging medicine. With major health benefits, the medication targets a protein associated with aging.

In a new study, lab mice given an experimental drug were jokingly referred to as "supermodel grannies" because they looked so youthful even while aging. As the BBC reports, the trials for a drug known

Researchers have developed a new anti-aging drug that claims to significantly increase lifespan, adding up to 25% more healthy, vibrant years.

A new drug has increased the life of laboratory mice by up to 25%, according to a study. Researchers say the findings raise the "tantalising" prospect that the drugs could have a similar effect in elderly humans.