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Miller School researchers are studying how HIV affects cardiovascular, oral, mental and reproductive health as people age. Miller School research helped advance laromestrocel, an investigational stem cell therapy for aging frailty, to the XPRIZE Healthspan final. Miller School researchers found that higher p-tau181 blood levels were linked to poorer memory performance six years later in older adults. A TMEM106B variant is linked to TDP-43 pathology in Alzheimer’s disease, offering clues to why cognitive decline differs among patients.
How Miller School of Medicine Researchers are Advancing HIV and Healthy Aging Research
Miller School of Medicine Stem Cell Research Advances to XPRIZE Healthspan Final
Blood Biomarker May Signal Memory Vulnerability Years Before Cognitive Changes
TMEM106B Variant Linked to TDP-43 Pathology in Alzheimer’s Disease
