TwinsUK
The biggest twin registry in the UK for the study of ageing related diseases
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Gut microbiome interventions may improve cognitive function in older adults
15th October 2026 – by TwisnUK Modifying the gut microbiome may help improve cognitive function in older adults, according to a new systematic review and meta-analysis led by researchers including Mary Ni Lochlainn from the Department of Twin Research and Genetic Epidemiology at…
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New research explores why some people are more resilient to vascular ageing
1st October 2026 – by TwinsUK Researchers from King’s College London are exploring why some people maintain healthier arteries despite having risk factors associated with vascular ageing, introducing the concept of “arterial resilience” as a new way of studying cardiovascular…
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Healthy ageing shaped by more varied biology than previously thought
3rd September 2026 – by Kings College London People of the same age can experience very different biological changes as they grow older, according to new research led by King’s College London using data from TwinsUK. Published in Science, the study is one of the most detailed…
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New study maps the cells and genes behind bone disease
1st September 2026 – by TwinsUK Researchers from TwinsUK at King’s College London have contributed to an international study that has created a detailed map of the cells and genes involved in keeping bones healthy — and what goes wrong in diseases such as osteoporosis. The…
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Urine test could offer new window into gut microbiome health
27th August 2026 – by TwinsUK Researchers at King’s College London have identified a small group of molecules in urine that could help predict gut microbiome diversity, offering a potential new way to study gut health without relying on stool samples. The research, published as…