Cancer in older adults has become a significant public health challenge, with increasing incidence and limited efficacy of conventional treatments due to aging-related biological changes, such as chronic inflammation, immune decline, metabolic dysfunction, and cellular senescence. These alterations create a pro-tumor e...
Wen Fang, Yi-Han Wang, Zhenyu Yang et al.· Frontiers in Immunology· 0 citations
Background: As population aging accelerates, pharmacological treatments provide limited benefits for cognitive decline. Exercise and technology-assisted exercise have thus emerged as important non-pharmacological approaches for supporting cognitive health in older adults. However, comparative evidence on the relative e...
Jingzhan Ren, Xiaotong Du, Wei Wang et al.· Journal of Intelligence· 0 citations
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