NIH funds research to explore the role of thymulin in inflammaging and cancer Post author:admin Post published: August 4, 2026 Post category:uncategorized As we age, chronic inflammation-or “inflammaging”-increases throughout the body and weakens our ability to fight cancer. You Might Also Like Bone fractures often go unrecognized as early signs of osteoporosis July 20, 2026 Females’ immune system edges out males but at a cost of higher autoimmune risk February 22, 2024 Review expands the role of selenium metabolism in ferroptosis July 23, 2026