An international study involving the University of Eastern Finland found that metabolic levels of some fatty acids may influence and even determine whether damaged cells enter a state of senescence and continue to survive in the body, or are eliminated through cell death. Regulating these fatty acid metabolism levels may provide new clues to explore new treatments for age-related diseases.

An international study involving the University of Eastern Finland found that metabolic levels of some fatty acids may influence and even determine whether damaged cells enter a state of senescence and continue to survive in the body, or are eliminated through cell death. Regulating these fatty acid metabolism levels may provide new clues to explore new treatments for age-related diseases.