𩮠Could a key immune pathway help explain why bones weaken with age?
A new study published in Advanced Science identifies a connection between aging bone marrow fat cells, inflammatory signaling and reduced bone formation. In mice, researchers found that combining a STING inhibitor with NMN supplementation helped slow bone loss and improve several measures of bone health.
The findings offer a promising direction for osteoporosis research, but human studies are still needed to determine whether this approach could become a safe and effective treatment.
đŹ Discover how inflammation and cellular metabolism may work together to influence skeletal aging.
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