Boosting a protective protein slows aging frailty and strengthens bones in mice

TL;DR
Scientists increased levels of the anti-inflammatory protein tristetraprolin (TTP) in 22‑month‑old mice, improving grip strength, mobility, endurance, energy, and bone health while reducing frailty; results suggest potential future therapies for aging but human applications are not imminent, with further work planned on neuroinflammation and dementia.
Topics:sciencehealth-and-medicine#aging#bone-health#frailty#health-and-medicine#inflammaging#tristetraprolin
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