Hey crew, Max here! 👋 The last days of spring are ticking down, and — surprise — science still refuses to nap. This week we raided fresh papers on brain-saving exercise hormones, shock-wave gadgets for Parkinson's feet, and blood tests that predict if you'll need help tying your shoes long before you actually wobble. Think of it as a turbo-charged warm-up lap before we sprint into summer (and yeah, that "summer body" is more mitochondria than six-pack).
Top 3 things you'll learn this week: 🥇A dirt-cheap blood marker that shouts "frailty alert" years ahead of time. 🥈 How pulsing blood flow may quietly fray your brain's wiring — and what to do about it. 🥉The first frog aging clock (because limb regrowth envy is real).
The Big Hits This Week: - 🧠 The "exercise hormone" cooking up new brain cells
- 🩸 One lab slip that predicts future disability
- 💓 Why your brain's plumbing is messing with its wiring
- ⚡ Shock-wave therapy that chills Parkinson's feet, instantly
- 🦴 Parkinson's deaths traced to one avoidable culprit
- 💊 Estradiol & memory: hype vs. hard data
- 🦵 Knee pain? Your cortex has skin in the game
- 🐁 Male vs. female mice: weight-loss drugs rig the longevity race
- 🐸 Frogs get an epigenetic clock: hello regeneration fantasies
- 🧪 Blood metabolites that yell "frailty" before your joints do
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