Inflammation and aging: signaling pathways and intervention therapies

In short

The authors review how chronic inflammation drives aging at molecular, cellular, organ, and disease levels to organize this complex process. They argue that because inflammatory signals create a self-sustaining cycle of cell damage, eliminating these factors could serve as a potential strategy for anti-aging interventions. This overview aims to provide a theoretical basis for future therapies designed to prevent age-related diseases and improve quality of life.

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