Small RNA molecules in the blood can predict two-year survival in older adults more accurately than age or other common health measures.

People who lived longer had lower piRNA levels, suggesting these molecules may play a direct role in how long we live.

After age and sex, heart rate and metabolism were best predictors of longevity. — -- Going for a jog on a treadmill can predict how long you’re going to live, a large new study suggests.

Six of these molecules were found to be more accurate at predicting two-year survival than things like age and cholesterol levels.

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A blood test, performed when metastatic prostate cancer is first diagnosed, can predict which patients are likely to respond to treatment and survive the longest. It can help providers decide which ...