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Albert Einstein College of Medicine

ScholarPeer’s latest research news and reporting from Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Albert Einstein College of Medicine is a biomedical research and medical education institution in New York with major strengths in cancer, neuroscience, genetics, aging, diabetes, infectious disease, and cardiovascular medicine. Its scientists conduct basic, translational, and clinical research spanning molecular biology, immunology, genomics, epidemiology, and therapeutics, with a strong focus on understanding disease mechanisms and translating discoveries into improved prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

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In Old Mice, Zombie Cells Dull the Immune Cells That Clear Them

Senescent fibroblasts from aged mice failed to ramp up protein recycling, and their secretions dulled the macrophages that clear them. In mice, a drug restarting the pathway curbed senescence and, started early, lung scarring.

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