A new preclinical study finds that a high-salt diet may drive immune-driven vascular aging by damaging endothelial cells, reducing nitric oxide, and stiffening vessels, with senolytic drugs restoring function in mice but human relevance unknown.
A new preclinical study finds that a high-salt diet may drive immune-driven vascular aging by damaging endothelial cells, reducing nitric oxide, and stiffening vessels, with senolytic drugs restoring function in mice but human relevance unknown.