The "multiply by 7" rule for dog-to-human years has been replaced after scientists discovered dogs age faster than previously ...

A study proposes that aging may impact the genome of dogs and humans in similar ways. Researchers analyzed the genomes of 104 labrador retrievers between the ages of 4 weeks and 16 years old. Break ...

The way we used to convert human years to dog years was to multiply by seven, but that may no longer be the best way according to new research. In a study published to bioRxiv, a preprint server for ...

The Dog Aging Project has identified multiple interventions that significantly delay aging and age-related disease in both dogs and people.

Scientists have finally replaced the old “one dog year equals seven human years” shortcut with a formula grounded in biology, not folklore. By tracking how canine and human bodies age at the molecular ...

I’m not one of those people who run around on Labor Day screaming that summer is over. You know the type: “Oh, no! It’s Labor Day! Wah-wah-wah! Summer is over!” I don’t scream that because: A. I try ...